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Henry Bright 1810-1873 Ruin Castle Gate with Cottage and Pond
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Henry Bright 1810-1873 Ruin Castle Gate with Cottage and Pond

19th century
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Henry Bright 1810 – 1873 was born in Saxmundham Suffolk. Brights first job was as an apprentice chemist in Norwich. As his interest in art developed he took lessons from both JB Crome and JS Cotman. He also took lessons from Alfred Standard who famously snubbed him in Norwich. Bright famously confronted Standard in letter held at Norwich Castle Museum. Bright was a close associate of Thomas Lound and John Middleton; both respected Norwich School artists.

Henry Bright then moved to London where he exhibited at the Royal Academy and The British Institution. He also sold in 1844 The Entrance to a Prussian Town to Queen Victoria from the Royal Academy exhibition of that summer.

A drawing in pencil, charcoal and chalk on grey paper though to relate to the drawing 'Ancient Gate Tonbridge' held at the Castle Museum Norwich.

Image size 17.5cm x 12 cm Frame 50cm x 40cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
50cm (19.69")
Width
40cm (15.75")
Depth
7cm (2.76")
Declaration

Timberhill Gallery has dated this Victorian Landscape Drawing to the 19th Century.

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SA439484
Description
Henry Bright 1810 – 1873 was born in Saxmundham Suffolk. Brights first job was as an apprentice chemist in Norwich. As his interest in art developed he took lessons from both JB Crome and JS Cotman. He also took lessons from Alfred Standard who famously snubbed him in Norwich. Bright famously confronted Standard in letter held at Norwich Castle Museum.
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Bright was a close associate of Thomas Lound and John Middleton; both respected Norwich School artists.
Timberhill Gallery
fig 1. A 19th-century monochrome drawing depicting a ruined castle gate, cottage, and pond mounted on a white mat.
fig 1. Henry Bright 1810-1873 Ruin Castle Gate with Cottage and Pond

Henry Bright then moved to London where he exhibited at the Royal Academy and The British Institution. He also sold in 1844 The Entrance to a Prussian Town to Queen Victoria from the Royal Academy exhibition of that summer.

A drawing in pencil, charcoal and chalk on grey paper though to relate to the drawing 'Ancient Gate Tonbridge' held at the Castle Museum Norwich.

Image size 17.5cm x 12 cm Frame 50cm x 40cm

Height
50cm (19.69")
Width
40cm (15.75")
Depth
7cm (2.76")
Date of Manufacture

Timberhill Gallery has dated this Victorian Landscape Drawing to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA439484
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A 19th-century monochrome drawing depicting a ruined castle gate, cottage, and pond mounted on a white mat.
Henry Bright 1810-1873 Ruin Castle Gate with Cottage and Pond
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A 19th-century monochrome drawing depicting a ruined castle gate, cottage, and pond mounted on a white mat.
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The Norwich School of painters was a regional British art movement established in the early 19th century, renowned for depicting rural Norfolk scenery, rustic cottages, and dramatic weather conditions using naturalistic techniques.

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