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Passionate Customer Service Museum Quality Art Prints Customization Options Available.jpg "Big Ben, 1894 by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Cloth Alley, Smithfield by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Paddling by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "The Row in the Morning by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Daffodils and Wallflowers in a Green Vase by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Hyde Park Corner: Wet Day by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Her King, 1924 by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "The Last Lamp, Thames Embankment by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "St James")
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.jpg "The Pensioners")
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.jpg "Villiers Street, Charing Cross by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "The Row by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Azaleas in Bloom, Rotten Row by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Brompton Road, Looking East by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Catching the Tram in Nassau Street, Dublin by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "By the Ring, Hyde Park: Evening by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Piccadilly by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Waiting for Royalty by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Changing Guard, Whitehall by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "The Crossing, Hyde Park Corner by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "A Pinch of Salt by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Constitution Hill; the Blues by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Sunbeams, 1896 by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Three Little Ducks by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Who Is It by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Peonies in a Blue Vase by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Nelson")
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.jpg "Old River-Wall, Chelsea by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Brompton Road on a Foggy Evening by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Cromwell Road by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Entrance to the Apothecaries")
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.jpg "Westminster by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Fleet Street by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Unknown Image by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "The Little Teaze by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "The Lady in Waiting by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Tottenham Court Road by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Fire by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "St Martin")
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.jpg "Drinking Fountain in St James")
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.jpg "Parliament Street by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "HRH Prince George of Wales by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Rus in Urbe by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "In Kensington Gardens by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "The Drive, Hyde Park by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "The Thames, Charing Cross by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Waterloo Bridge by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Haste to the Wedding by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Toddlers by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Parliament Street by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Fleet Street by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Sailing-Boats on the Serpentine by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Under Hungerford Bridge by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "HRH Prince George of Wales Watching the Scots Guards from Marlborough House by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Child with White Cap by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Grosvenor Place on a Wet Day by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Out for the Day by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "A Rest in Rotten Row by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Grosvenor Place on a Wet Day by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Isthmian Club, Piccadilly by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Feeding the Pigeons by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Bell Inn, Holborn by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Spring-Time by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Ludgate Hill by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "The Royal Exchange by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "The Welcome by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "The Guards Marching Near St James")
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.jpg "Emanuel Hospital, Westminster by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Flower Girls in the Strand by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "A Hot Afternoon in Piccadilly by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Oxford Street from the Corner of Bond Street by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Sunbeams by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "The Welcome by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "The Blackbird by Rose Maynard Barton")
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.jpg "Azaleas in Bloom - The Row by Rose Maynard Barton")
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The 19th century brought highs and lows to Ireland. Probably the greatest human catastrophe came over the island with the potato blight. The rural population was deprived of all means of livelihood and those who were very lucky found a place on a ship sailing to a better world. The Irish population left behind suffered the after effects of the famine for a long time. The few Irish artists had retreated to the mainland. European painters were drawn to France. There, the Impressionists had discovered open-air painting and there was a growing desire on the art scene to explore the technique. Young artists rarely stayed on the island. Artistic training was only feasible for members of the Irish upper classes and consequently these were difficult times for young women who aspired to artistic careers.
Rose Mary Barton was born in Dublin. The daughter of an advocate, she enjoyed the benefits of a private education. Together with her sister and cousin, she intensified her artistic skills in Brussels. Rose Mary Barton became friends with the artist Mildred Anne Butler and the women formed an intimate circle. Rose devoted herself to painting in watercolour. Landscapes and the particular sub-form of cityscapes were among the artist's favorite subjects. The artist chose her food points deliberately and found her home and sphere of activity in the urban life of Dublin and London. When the haze and fog drifted through the streets in atmospheric moods, Rose began to apply delicate watercolours. The artist had a talent for capturing the damp atmosphere of the London fog. She illuminated the scenes with the glimmer, often just glimpsed, of streetlights. Barton makes her viewers feel the wetness they perceive on the shiny streets. A high degree of authenticity in the city portraits, with their hidden gardens and lively street scenes, led to their use as illustrations to provide pictorial support for the city portrait.
Little is known art historically about the woman behind the artist. Rose loved horse racing and betting on who would win. She was politically liberal and committed to social issues. After her artistic training ended, her friend Mildred Anne Butler withdrew into family life. Few points of contact remained between the two women. Barton became a member of the Society of Women Artists. An association of artists dedicated to mentoring and promoting women in the arts. The 19th century image of women saw women in a passive role. A woman's ability to paint a picture led to controversy in the British art scene. Expectations of representational ability were much higher for a female artist than for her male counterparts, creating a high pressure to perform. As a community of active women artists, this supported women to find their place in the visual arts.
The 19th century brought highs and lows to Ireland. Probably the greatest human catastrophe came over the island with the potato blight. The rural population was deprived of all means of livelihood and those who were very lucky found a place on a ship sailing to a better world. The Irish population left behind suffered the after effects of the famine for a long time. The few Irish artists had retreated to the mainland. European painters were drawn to France. There, the Impressionists had discovered open-air painting and there was a growing desire on the art scene to explore the technique. Young artists rarely stayed on the island. Artistic training was only feasible for members of the Irish upper classes and consequently these were difficult times for young women who aspired to artistic careers.
Rose Mary Barton was born in Dublin. The daughter of an advocate, she enjoyed the benefits of a private education. Together with her sister and cousin, she intensified her artistic skills in Brussels. Rose Mary Barton became friends with the artist Mildred Anne Butler and the women formed an intimate circle. Rose devoted herself to painting in watercolour. Landscapes and the particular sub-form of cityscapes were among the artist's favorite subjects. The artist chose her food points deliberately and found her home and sphere of activity in the urban life of Dublin and London. When the haze and fog drifted through the streets in atmospheric moods, Rose began to apply delicate watercolours. The artist had a talent for capturing the damp atmosphere of the London fog. She illuminated the scenes with the glimmer, often just glimpsed, of streetlights. Barton makes her viewers feel the wetness they perceive on the shiny streets. A high degree of authenticity in the city portraits, with their hidden gardens and lively street scenes, led to their use as illustrations to provide pictorial support for the city portrait.
Little is known art historically about the woman behind the artist. Rose loved horse racing and betting on who would win. She was politically liberal and committed to social issues. After her artistic training ended, her friend Mildred Anne Butler withdrew into family life. Few points of contact remained between the two women. Barton became a member of the Society of Women Artists. An association of artists dedicated to mentoring and promoting women in the arts. The 19th century image of women saw women in a passive role. A woman's ability to paint a picture led to controversy in the British art scene. Expectations of representational ability were much higher for a female artist than for her male counterparts, creating a high pressure to perform. As a community of active women artists, this supported women to find their place in the visual arts.
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.jpg "The Last Lamp, Thames Embankment by Rose Maynard Barton")