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.jpg "The Angel of the Sea by Edward Reginald Frampton")
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.jpg "The Childhood of Joan of Arc by Edward Reginald Frampton")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-309518).jpg "Youth and Age, 1923 by Edward Reginald Frampton")
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.jpg "Flora of the Alps by Edward Reginald Frampton")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1173053).jpg "The Voice of Pan by Edward Reginald Frampton")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1425715).jpg "Love in the Alps by Edward Reginald Frampton")
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.jpg "A Cornish Fishing Village, 1900 by Edward Reginald Frampton")
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.jpg "Thunderbarrow Hill, near Bramber by Edward Reginald Frampton")
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.jpg "A Carol by Edward Reginald Frampton")
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.jpg "A Madonna of Brittany by Edward Reginald Frampton")
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.jpg "La Madonna Di Promessa by Edward Reginald Frampton")
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.jpg "The Island of Brecqhou, Off Sark, c1921 by Edward Reginald Frampton")
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.jpg "A Meadow beneath Mountains by Edward Reginald Frampton")
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.jpg "St. Brendan, 1908 by Edward Reginald Frampton")
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.jpg "Johneen, Son of Mr. and Mrs. John Noble by Edward Reginald Frampton")
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.jpg "St. Dorothy by Edward Reginald Frampton")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1113036).jpg "Saint Catherine by Edward Reginald Frampton")
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.jpg "Fairyland by Edward Reginald Frampton")
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.jpg "The Landing of Saint Patrick in Ireland by Edward Reginald Frampton")
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.jpg "Ridophe by Edward Reginald Frampton")
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.jpg "Elaine, 1921 by Edward Reginald Frampton")
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.jpg "The Chess Game by Edward Reginald Frampton")
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.jpg "The Nativity by Edward Reginald Frampton")
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.jpg "Spring, 1911 by Edward Reginald Frampton")
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Edward Reginald Frampton, a master painter, lingered in the era of British Impressionism and left deep traces in the sands of artistic heritage. His birth in 1870 amidst the rushing aesthetics of the Victorian era shaped his artistic vein. Frampton's skills, however, were not limited to what he put on canvas with a brush. Rather, they also extended to the art of stained glass, a craft that was likely passed down to him from his father, Edward Frampton. His beginnings as a landscape painter were marked by the painterly aesthetic of nature. After returning from France and Italy, where he probably discovered French Symbolism, Frampton found his true passion in depicting the human form. He drew inspiration from the works of Sir Edward Burne Jones, Italian primitive painting and the Pre-Raphaelite design of England, and the compositions of Pierre Puvis de Chavannes. Frampton's style evolved into a unique blend that took a variety of influences and molded them into something all his own. The unique illumination of his artworks, which feature the almost complete absence of bright light and drop shadows, is indicative of Frampton's style. While such a treatment might evoke weakness or lack of definition in a less skilled artist, it served a very specific purpose in Frampton's work. His diffuse lighting, which tends to be subdued and subtle, aims to create a flat effect that contributes to the calm and dignified serenity of his compositions.
A notable example of this artistic phase is a large panel depicting a scene from the legend of St. Brendan. St. Brendan's encounter with Judas Iscariot on an iceberg was depicted by Frampton in a manner reminiscent of the quality of forgotten masterpieces. Edward Reginald Frampton, an artist of extraordinary finesse and ingenuity, died in Paris on November 4, 1923. But his legacy lives on today, not only in his original works, but also in the fine art prints that make his work accessible to a new generation of art lovers. Such fine art prints are more than just reproductions; they are a tribute to the artistic genius and unparalleled talent of artists like Edward Reginald Frampton. Through them, his unique style, his fine sense of light and shadow, and his ability to capture both the beauty of the human form and the mood of a scene are honored in every way.
Edward Reginald Frampton, a master painter, lingered in the era of British Impressionism and left deep traces in the sands of artistic heritage. His birth in 1870 amidst the rushing aesthetics of the Victorian era shaped his artistic vein. Frampton's skills, however, were not limited to what he put on canvas with a brush. Rather, they also extended to the art of stained glass, a craft that was likely passed down to him from his father, Edward Frampton. His beginnings as a landscape painter were marked by the painterly aesthetic of nature. After returning from France and Italy, where he probably discovered French Symbolism, Frampton found his true passion in depicting the human form. He drew inspiration from the works of Sir Edward Burne Jones, Italian primitive painting and the Pre-Raphaelite design of England, and the compositions of Pierre Puvis de Chavannes. Frampton's style evolved into a unique blend that took a variety of influences and molded them into something all his own. The unique illumination of his artworks, which feature the almost complete absence of bright light and drop shadows, is indicative of Frampton's style. While such a treatment might evoke weakness or lack of definition in a less skilled artist, it served a very specific purpose in Frampton's work. His diffuse lighting, which tends to be subdued and subtle, aims to create a flat effect that contributes to the calm and dignified serenity of his compositions.
A notable example of this artistic phase is a large panel depicting a scene from the legend of St. Brendan. St. Brendan's encounter with Judas Iscariot on an iceberg was depicted by Frampton in a manner reminiscent of the quality of forgotten masterpieces. Edward Reginald Frampton, an artist of extraordinary finesse and ingenuity, died in Paris on November 4, 1923. But his legacy lives on today, not only in his original works, but also in the fine art prints that make his work accessible to a new generation of art lovers. Such fine art prints are more than just reproductions; they are a tribute to the artistic genius and unparalleled talent of artists like Edward Reginald Frampton. Through them, his unique style, his fine sense of light and shadow, and his ability to capture both the beauty of the human form and the mood of a scene are honored in every way.
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-314540).jpg "Ariadne on the Isle of Naxos by Edward Reginald Frampton")
.jpg "St. Cecily by Edward Reginald Frampton")
.jpg "Our Lady of Promise, 1919 by Edward Reginald Frampton")
.jpg "Stone Walls do not a Prison make, nor Iron Bars a Cage by Edward Reginald Frampton")