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_-_(MeisterDrucke-556887).jpg "Pelican and Flamingo by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "The New Neighbour, Cape Sea Lion and Adjutant Bird by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "The Sixth Age of Man, an illustration of Shakespeare")
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.jpg "St Francis Preaches to the Birds by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "Indian Crane, Cockatoo, Bullfinch and Thrush by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "Thoughts of Christmas by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "Bringing in the wassail bowl by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "The late Henry Stacy Marks, RA by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "Hyacinth Macaw, c.1890 by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "Advertisement, Pears")
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.jpg "Collecting Taxes by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "A Rose Breasted Cockatoo, c.1890 by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "St Francis preaching to the birds by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "The Ornithologist by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "Manchurian Crane, Cockatoo and Robin by Henry Stacey Marks")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-556789).jpg "His Favourite Author by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "A Christmas Present by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "A Black Cockatoo, c.1890 by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "Hyacinth Macaw, c.1890 by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "An Elizabethan Ruff by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "The Letter by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "The Convent Raven by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "A Fugitive Thought by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "Quiet by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "Ground Parrot by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "Measurement is Science, 1879 by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "Christ, c.1859 by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "The Lover by Henry Stacey Marks")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-279249).jpg "Waiting and Watching by Henry Stacey Marks")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1133883).jpg "The Dress Maker")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-381182).jpg "St Luke and St John by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "Thanks for Small Mercies by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "His Favourite Author by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "The Lady")
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.jpg "Infancy, an illustration of Shakespeare")
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.jpg "The Man of Law, from the Royal Academy Exhibition by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "Bringing in the Boar")
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.jpg "Science is Measurement by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "Wootton Meadows by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "The Lover, an Illustration of Shakespeare")
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.jpg "Hyacinthine Macaw, 1889 by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "Tired Out by Henry Stacey Marks")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-52947).jpg "Hyacinth Macaw by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "The Convent Drudge by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "The Finishing Touch by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "The Waits in the Olden Time by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "Experimental Gunnery by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "The Bookworm by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "The Professor by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "Three Watchers by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "Dominicans in Feathers by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "The Soldier, an Illustration of Shakespeare")
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.jpg "The Lady")
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.jpg "Spring by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "The Lady")
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.jpg "At the Piano by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "Justice, an illustration of Shakespeare")
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.jpg "The Franciscan Sculptor by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "Childishness, an illustration of Shakespeare")
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.jpg "Moreton In Marsh, St David, East Window (detail), The Resurrection, 1858 by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "An Episcopal Visitation by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "Author and Critic by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "The Franciscan Sculptor by Henry Stacey Marks")
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.jpg "Afternoon - Wootton by Henry Stacey Marks")
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At a time when art and literature often merged, a powerful figure rises who has changed our notions of creativity and invention. Fate decided that Henry Stacy Marks, born on a balmy September morning in 1829, should enter the British art scene. His artistic genius unfolded through inspired depictions of Shakespeare and medieval scenes, a factor that would lead many art lovers to print art of these remarkable works.
Marks' story begins on the streets of Regent's Park, where in his youth he learned the subtle nuances of heraldry in Eythorne, Kent. He would later use those skills to help his father in the body shop. But it was the magic of Shakespeare's works and the depiction of medieval scenes in the 1850s and 1860s that revealed his true potential. But Marks' journey was not limited to England. Paris called, and he answered the call. Under the tutelage of Francois Edouard Picot at the famed École des Beaux-Arts, he polished his art skills. When he returned, he filled the British art scene with works so detailed and captivating that they would remain as fine art prints for generations to come.
But Marks was not just an artist in the traditional sense. He was an entertainer, a jester, a humorous spirit. As a founding member of the St. John's Wood Clique, he provided hilarity and laughter through humorous performances and songs. His close relationship with other artists, including the cartoonists of Punch, was legendary. But his true legacy is not only in the art he created, but also in the way he influenced and shaped the art scene of his time. His two-volume autobiography, Pen and Pencil Sketches, written in 1894, remains a testament to his extraordinary life and unparalleled vision.
Anyone who owns a print of Marks' work holds not only a piece of art in their hands, but also a piece of history, a glimpse into the life of a man who redefined the term "artist." Marks' legacy will live on not only through his paintings and watercolors, but also through the narratives his works inspire and the echoes of laughter and invention that will reverberate through the halls of art for years to come.
At a time when art and literature often merged, a powerful figure rises who has changed our notions of creativity and invention. Fate decided that Henry Stacy Marks, born on a balmy September morning in 1829, should enter the British art scene. His artistic genius unfolded through inspired depictions of Shakespeare and medieval scenes, a factor that would lead many art lovers to print art of these remarkable works.
Marks' story begins on the streets of Regent's Park, where in his youth he learned the subtle nuances of heraldry in Eythorne, Kent. He would later use those skills to help his father in the body shop. But it was the magic of Shakespeare's works and the depiction of medieval scenes in the 1850s and 1860s that revealed his true potential. But Marks' journey was not limited to England. Paris called, and he answered the call. Under the tutelage of Francois Edouard Picot at the famed École des Beaux-Arts, he polished his art skills. When he returned, he filled the British art scene with works so detailed and captivating that they would remain as fine art prints for generations to come.
But Marks was not just an artist in the traditional sense. He was an entertainer, a jester, a humorous spirit. As a founding member of the St. John's Wood Clique, he provided hilarity and laughter through humorous performances and songs. His close relationship with other artists, including the cartoonists of Punch, was legendary. But his true legacy is not only in the art he created, but also in the way he influenced and shaped the art scene of his time. His two-volume autobiography, Pen and Pencil Sketches, written in 1894, remains a testament to his extraordinary life and unparalleled vision.
Anyone who owns a print of Marks' work holds not only a piece of art in their hands, but also a piece of history, a glimpse into the life of a man who redefined the term "artist." Marks' legacy will live on not only through his paintings and watercolors, but also through the narratives his works inspire and the echoes of laughter and invention that will reverberate through the halls of art for years to come.
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.jpg "The Apothecary by Henry Stacey Marks")
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