H. L. Radford Scottish Hills Near Dunkeld Watercolor Landscape 1895 1895

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Landscape of purple hills with sheep by Boston artist Miss H. L. Radford (19th Century). Signed and dated "H L … Read more Landscape of purple hills with sheep by Boston artist Miss H. L. Radford (19th Century). Signed and dated "H L Radford 95" in the lower right corner. On verso is an inscription noting the location of the landscape "Hills near Dunkeld / To my dear friend Agnes - / As a remembrance of the time / we saw the Scotch Hills together." Presented in a vintage distressed gilt frame with a light grey mat and glass. Image size: 12"H x 16"W.

Miss Radford was a Boston artist in during the 1890s and studied at the School of Art at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (1892-93). She traveled to England on the Cunard Lines on the Steamer Gallia in June of 1895 and returned on September 26, 1895 after a painting excursion to Scotland and France. An adept watercolor artist, she painted scenes of the Highland sand, the French Country side including "Hills Near Dunkeld (Scotland) and "Peasant with Faggots" a watercolor dated 1895; two water colors known to exist form her trip abroad in 1895. One Jan Ward Howe's (suffragette) New England Women's Club at 5 Park Street Boston. Exhibited: Boston Art students Association Exhibition at the Boston Museum of Fine Art 1892- 1902
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Founded in 1879. Incorporated 1888. The object being to supplement the academic training of the School of Art connected with the Museum of Fine Arts, to assist its members in their artistic career, to cultivate a spirit of fraternity among art students, and to promote the interests of art in the city of Boston. The Association is composed mainly of the students of the Art School of the Museum of Fine Arts. The membership is divided into four classes : Active, Associate, Life, and Honorary. Only those, however, who are practicing or studying art or are engaged in a profession allied to art are eligible for membership.

Under the patronage of the Association there are life classes held during the winter months, afternoon and evening. Classes in pen and ink for process reproduction, composition, and a portrait practice class. The classes in pen and ink are free to the members of the Association and to the students of the School of Fine Arts connected with the Museum. For the life classes
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Radford, Miss H.
Raymond, Miss K. T.
Reed, Miss I.
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