Kaart van Tonnie & Stef, die het Drents museum hebben bezocht in Assen. De Glasgow Boys.
Oa de schilder:

Scottish painter George Henry (1858-1943), born in Ayrshire, gained his formative training at Glasgow School of Art in the early 1880s and attended informal classes at William York Macgregor's studio in Bath Street. He later studied in Paris furthering his development as a figure painter and portraitist of the utmost refinement.

A crucial formative experience for the artist was the trip that he made to Japan with Edward Atkinson Hornel 1893-1894, during which he studied Japanese graphic art and painted a number of portraits of geishas. Following his travels Henry settled in London, keeping a studio in Glebe Place in Chelsea, and made a living as a highly admired and sought after society portrait painter.

Schilderij 1: Poppies by George Henry, 1891.

Schilderij 2: Japanese Lady with a Fan, 1894 oil on canvas Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum (Scotland)

Foto 1:       Longues-sur-Mer, korenveld. Juli 2015

Foto 2:       Port en Bessin Huppain, het blauwe uurtje. Juli 2015