Edward R. Taylor
British · 10 artworks
RomanticismWatercolor techniqueDetailed architectural renderingAtmospheric perspectivePicturesque compositionUse of light and shadow
artist bio
Edward R. Taylor was a British artist known for his detailed watercolors, particularly of architectural subjects and landscapes. His work captures the picturesque qualities of the British countryside and urban scenes, reflecting the Romantic sensibility of his time.
what you'll learn
Studying Taylor's work allows students to understand the Romantic movement's focus on emotion, nature, and the sublime, as well as the technical skill required for watercolor painting. Students can also learn about composition and the depiction of light and atmosphere in landscape and architectural subjects.
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10 artworks
Self portrait
1906
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Lincoln Cathedral, the Cloisters
1880
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Galton Bridge
1905
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Birmingham Reference Library, the Reading Room
1881
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Ellen Bennett
1900
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Footbridge at Birch Hill House, Mucklow Hill, Worcestershire
1887
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The Avon from Bideford
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Lincoln Cathedral from the Witham
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Lincoln Cathedral, Evening
1911
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Elegant Ladies By A Fountain
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