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	George John Pinwell - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Pinwell was one of the most delightful book illustrators of his day, poetic in imagination, with considerable inventive power and an admirable sense of colour.
		Pinwell's coloured pictures are distinguished by a remarkable, jewel-like quality and marked by his strong love of pure, bright colour and opalescent effect.
		Pinwell was an exhibitor at the Dudley gallery, and in 1869 was elected associate of the Royal Water-Colour Society and full member in 1870; to this gallery he contributed fifty-nine works.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/George_John_Pinwell (384 words)

	George John Pinwell (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Pinwell was one of the most delightful book illustrators of his day, poetic in imagination, withconsiderable inventive power and an admirable sense of colour.
		Pinwell's coloured pictures are distinguished by a remarkable, jewel-like quality and marked by his strong love of pure,bright colour and opalescent effect.
		Pinwell was an exhibitorat the Dudley gallery, and in 1869 was elected associate of the Royal Water-Colour Society and full member in 1870; to thisgallery he contributed fifty-nine works.
	www.therfcc.org /george-john-pinwell-374219.html (357 words)

	George John Pinwell -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		George John Pinwell (1842 - September 8, 1875), was a (The people of Great Britain) British (A painting produced with watercolors) watercolour (An artist who paints) painter.
		In 1874 Pinwell fell seriously ill and went to (The second largest continent; located south of Europe and bordered to the west by the South Atlantic and to the east by the Indian Ocean) Africa for the winter.
		He painted several remarkable pictures at (A city of northern Morocco at the west end of the Strait of Gibraltar) Tangier, but his strength gradually broke down and he returned to die in his wife's arms.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/G/Ge/George_John_Pinwell.htm (430 words)

	GEORGE JOHN PINWELL - LoveToKnow Article on GEORGE JOHN PINWELL
		There are many of his compositions in Good Words, The Sunday Magazine, The Quiver and London Society, but his most important >roductions made for the Dalziel brothers were illustrations ol Goldsmith, of Jean Ingelow's poems, Robert Buchanan's Ballads >f the Affections, and the Arabian Nights.
		He painted several remarkable pictures at Tangier, jut his strength gradually broke down and he returned to die in lis wife's arms on the 8th of September 1875.
		Pinwell was an exhibitor at the Dudley gallery, and in 1869 was elected associate of the Royal Water-Col our Society and full member in 1870; to this gallery he contributed fifty-nine works.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /P/PI/PINWELL_GEORGE_JOHN.htm (337 words)

	George John Pinwell
		Pinwell was born at Wycombe, and educated at Heatherley's Academy.
		Pinwell became acquainted with John North at Whymper's studios and the two became close friends travelling and working together in Somerset.
		Pinwell was often induced to add figures to North's works and one may suspect this may have been the case in a work by North of Halsway known as the Bowling Green.
	www.southwilts.co.uk /site/The-Idyllists/George-Pinwell.htm (522 words)

	George John Pinwell (1842-1875) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Pinwell was one of the most highly regarded illustrators working in the important period of the 1860s.
		Pinwell was born near High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, and had to go to work early in life after the premature death of his father.
		Pinwell's illustrations may be put in the realist school, and his strengths include animals and outdoor scenes.
	www.speel.demon.co.uk /artists2/pinwell.htm (171 words)

	PINZON (FAMILY) - LoveToKnow Article on PINZON (FAMILY) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		(J. PINWELL, GEORGE JOHN (1842-1875), British water-color painter, was born at Wycombe, and educated at Heatherley's Academy.
		He is one of the most interesting personalities in the little group of water-color painters which included Frederick Walker and A. Houghton, a group whose style was directly derived from the practice of drawing upon wood for book illustration.
		PIOZZI, HESTER LYNCH (1741-1821), English writer, well mown as the friend (Mrs Thrale) of Samuel Johnson (q.v.), was 3orn on the i6th of January 1741, her father being John Salus-3ury of Bobbel, Carnarvonshire.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /P/PI/PINZON_FAMILY_.htm (2612 words)

	The Quantock Hills, Somerset by Edward John William North, ARA, RWS (1842-1924)
		John William North on my return from a visit to his painting-grounds in that loveliest region of England which lies between the Quantock Hills and the Severn sea; undulating country that slopes from uplands of pasture and furze common down through orchards and crops to fall into wooded valleys where wind the sweetest fern-fringed streams.
		Intricate lanes burrow their way in deep grooves between banks or red earth which are overhung with canopies of greenwood festooned with sprays of honeysuckle, dog-rose and the wild clematis.
		North survived his illustrator friends Walker, Pinwell and Houghton, each of whom died in 1875, by nearly half a century; he died in Stanborough, Somerset, in 1924.
	www.victorianweb.org /victorian/painting/misc/north1.html (559 words)

	George Juan Pinwell (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Pinwell era uno del libro ilustradores inventivos de los considerables más encantadores de su día, poéticos en la imaginación, con de la energía y un sentido admirable del color.
		Los cuadros coloreados de Pinwell son distinguidos por un notable, joya-como calidad y marcados por su amor fuerte del color puro, brillante y del efecto opalescente.
		Pinwell era un expositor en la galería de Dudley, y en 1869 fue elegido asociado la sociedad real del Agua-Color y miembro de pleno derecho en 1870; a esta galería él contribuyó trabajos del fifty-nine.
	www.yotor.net /wiki/es/ge/George%20Juan%20Pinwell.htm (382 words)

	Images of the Victorian book: 1860s wood engraving
		They saw themselves essentially as painters, who turned to illustration as a means of expressing the narrative element which was so essential to their work; with the exception of Millais, they preferred to illustrate poetry, using scenes from the remote or imaginary past.
		They were swiftly followed by a second group of artists, known as the 'Idyllic' School, including George John Pinwell, Arthur Boyd Houghton and John William North, who tended to take a more pragmatic view of their work.
		Economic and social conditions at the time, together with technical advances such as the use of photography to transfer drawings to the wood block, meant that both new and reprinted literature, periodicals, children's books, poetry and many other categories of writing could be cheaply illustrated by talented artists.
	www.bl.uk /collections/early/victorian/pr_engra.html (299 words)

	handprint : victorian watercolors
		A more impressionistic painter in the landscape tradition was John William Inchbold (1830-1888), who received some instruction in drawing in his native Leeds before moving to London to study color lithography with Louis Haghe; he entered the Royal Academy schools in 1847, and exhibited watercolors at the Society of British Artists.
		In the 1850's he was an oil painter associated with the Pre-Raphaelites and mentored by John Ruskin, with a style that resembles J.M.W. Turner's atmospheric paintings of the 1820's.
		John William North (1842-1924) studied at the Marlborough House School of Art and worked as a wood engraver in the shop of Josiah Whymper, where he met Fred Walker.
	www.handprint.com /HP/WCL/artist12.html (3754 words)

	Steve Miltons Idyllist Pages
		John North was born in Fulham on New Year's Day 1842, second son of Charles and Fanny.
		It was here in Fulham that John spent his early years among an extended family of uncles and aunts and received a simple education.
		Here he worked with first George John Pinwell and later Fred Walker, both of whom he had met while they too were apprenticed with Whymper.
	www.southwilts.co.uk /site/The-Idyllists/North-Jefferies.htm (5504 words)

	The Very Best Books : George John Pinwell: A Victorian Artist and Illustrator, 1842-1875 (American University Studies ...
		George John Pinwell: A Victorian Artist and Illustrator, 1842-1875 (American University Studies Series XX, Fine Arts)
		A thorough review of Pinwell's art, especially his graphic æuvre, highlights the extraordinary importance the popular graphic arts played in the development of nineteenth-century British realism.
		This book discusses Pinwell's relationship to the commercial and technical world of stylistic Victorian journalism and his works' thematic significance to Victorian art.
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	John William North ARA RWS
		John William North, illustrator, watercolourist and painter in oils, was born in Walham Green, Fulham, London on New Year’s day 1842.
		It is certain that Pinwell was in Somerset with North in 1863 because Alexander records a sketch of Pinwell by North lying in long grass at Axmouth.
		The purchase by the trustees of the Chantrey Bequest in 1891 of North’s sad and symbolical painting The Winter Sun (Tate Gallery, London), a work which Herbert Alexander claimed as influential on the rising generation of landscape painters, was said to have been due to the influence of Frederic Leighton.
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	Christopher Wood - Art Consultant & Historian
		Their determination to take their pictures out into the fields and paint what they saw literally changed the course of landscape painting, and produced some of the most beautiful of all English landscapes, not to mention others of the Alps and the Middle East.
		The presiding genius, some would say evil genius, of the movement was Ruskin; Toughest artists could take his advice, and resist his bullying.
		It lived on, however, in the work of the watercolourists, such as Alfred William Hunt, and the so-called "Idyllic" school - John William North, Fred Walker, George John Pinwell and Robert Walker MacBeth.
	www.christopherwoodgallery.com /pages/report.cfm?id=13 (425 words)

	PINWELL, GEORGE JOHN (1842-1875) - Online Information article about PINWELL, GEORGE JOHN (1842-1875)
		Of Pinwell's pictures in colour, which are distinguished by a remarkable, See also:
		Pinwell was an exhibitor at the See also:
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	Biography for: Joseph Swain (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		He is remembered as perhaps the best known wood-engraver of the 1860s, engraving after works by artists such as Frederick Walker, John Everett Millais and Frederick Sandys.
		He became particularly known for his wood-engravings of Punch cartoons by John Tenniel.
		In 1888-9 he wrote a series of articles on Walker, C. Bennett, George John Pinwell, and F. Eltze for Good Words.
	www.whistler.arts.gla.ac.uk /biog/Swain_Jo.htm (183 words)

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		Left An 1883 wood engraving in Life Magazine, titled "Is this a time for sleep?" shows "science" sleeping on a New York City dock while the spectre of "cholera" floats across the ocean from Europe.
		John Snow, a pioneer of public health, who located the source of the 1855 cholera epidemic in London in the water provided by the Broad Street Pump.
		Resources on non-consensual human experimentation, with sections on the Tuskeegee experiment, experiments by Nazi doctors, project Paperclip: Nazi doctors in the U.S., atomic energy commission experiments, drug and mind control experiments, the Milgram experiment (psychology), and more.
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	J W North
		As a friend and critic Comyns Carr was well acquainted with North’s paintings of the West Somerset landscape, and he was no doubt intrigued with the fascination this remote part of England held for the Idyllist group of painters.
		The cost of the bust, £150 was slow in coming and in the end Besant himself made a generous donation that allowed the project to be completed.
		The purchase by the trustees of the Chantrey Bequest in 1891 of North’s sad and symbolical painting 'The Winter Sun' (Tate, London), a work which Herbert Alexander claimed as influential on the rising generation of landscape painters, was said to have been due to the influence of Frederic Leighton.
	www.southwilts.com /site/The-Idyllists/JWN-Working-Notes.htm (7136 words)

	Black and white wood-engraved illustration, 1855-1870 - VII (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		George John Pinwell 'The island bee', from Wayside Posies, edited by Robert Buchanan
		Pinwell (1842-75) was a leading exponent of the 'Idyllic' School.
		Inspired by the Pre-Raphaelites such as Houghton and North, he developed the realistic style which they initiated, with its characteristic sincerity of feeling and close adherence to the text.
	www.bl.uk /collections/early/victorian/woodengr/wooden7.html (87 words)

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		Right Death's dispensary, by George John Pinwell, 1866.
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		She then went on to earn master's degrees in art and philosophy and a doctorate in art history from the University of Kansas.
		Her dissertation, "George John Pinwell: A Victorian Artist and Illustrator, 1942-1975," was published this year by Peter Lang Publishing, Inc.
		M.C. Ginsberg Objects of Art, Inc. of Iowa City is the corporate sponsor for public events at the museum during the 2001-02 season at the UI Museum of Art, through the University of Iowa Foundation.
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	A Hymn to Spring by Cecil Gordon Lawson
		He too produced a number of illustrations at the beginning of his career but concentrated on painting, first exhibiting at the Royal Academy in 1870 and also showing at the New British Institution and the Society of British Artists.
		The artists he most admired as painters and illustrators were John Everett Millais, Frederick Walker, George John Pinwell and William Small (Lawson, 2).
		He worked in their naturalistic pastoral vein, although his own style is always distinctive.
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