St. Ives, Cornwall (1884) Canvas
St. Ives, Cornwall (1884) Canvas
St. Ives, Cornwall (1884) Canvas
St. Ives, Cornwall (1884) Canvas
St. Ives, Cornwall (1884) Canvas
St. Ives, Cornwall (1884) Canvas
St. Ives, Cornwall (1884) Canvas
St. Ives, Cornwall (1884) Canvas
St. Ives, Cornwall (1884) Canvas
St. Ives, Cornwall (1884) Canvas
St. Ives, Cornwall (1884) Canvas
St. Ives, Cornwall (1884) Canvas
St. Ives, Cornwall (1884) Canvas
St. Ives, Cornwall (1884) Canvas
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St. Ives, Cornwall (1884) Canvas

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Our fine art canvases transform any image into a beautiful work of art. Each one is produced using a giclée fine art printing process and hand finished by our experienced canvas framing team. - 100+ year colour guarantee - Two canvas edge finishing options: white, or image wrap - Professional artist stretcher bars milled from the finest quality kiln-dried knotless pine - Our canvas material is a finely textured artist-grade cotton canvas which consistently reproduces image details with outstanding clarity and detail. The American artist James Abbot NcNeill Whistler (1834-1903), known simply as 'Whistler', was born in Lowell, Massachusetts near Boston, USA. He had travelled as a youth with his engineer father, living both in Russia and in England. In 1855 he went as a student to Paris, where he met Degas, and was greatly influenced by Courbet. By the time he came to spend the April-May of 1884 in St Ives, Cornwall, he was already well-known, even 'infamous', considered highly eccentric, for the 1878 quarrel with Ruskin, leading to the trial which left him with 1 farthing damages. He stayed at 14 Barnoon Terrace in St Ives. Gift of Charles Lang Freer, 1883-1884

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