PART 2 - Artists/illustrators

[Richie]

Hi All,
A couple of WW1 subjects,
First one is Australian Field Artillery - Going into action Ypres 31st July 1917 by H.S. Power

Second one is by Henry Crowther

 

[arj]

James Ayres

I was searching for information on Pawnee Scouts when I came across James Ayres.

He has a extensive array of paintings of Native Americans HERE.
You can even sort by Tribe.

Cheers,
Andrew

 

[JC1]

Juan Carlos Sánchez Rubio
No soy un ilustrador profesional, pero me gustan las figuras de metal ya veces dibujar, juntar estos pasatiempos y surgieron estas caricaturas que puedes ver en https://www.planetfigure.com/threads/cartoons.186828/

 

[arj]

Randy Steele

This artist is a photographer who has a deep interest in the French and Indian Wars.
He describes his work:-

“The images I create are created from photographs taken at reenactment events, mainly the French and Indian War and other historical events relating to western Pennsylvania such as at the Bushy Run Battlefield.
I use a Canon 50d camera and shoot all images in the camera "raw" mode. This allows much more flexibility in post processing. The images are then edited in Photoshop to give them a painting look, and to look less like a photograph. I feel that this better represents the time period, as photography did not exist at this time, only paintings and sketches.”

These are examples of his work:-

His work can be found here (and there’s a lot of it):-
https://randy-steele.pixels.com/

Cheers,
Andrew

 

[Martin Antonenko]

Franz Aleksejewitsch Roubaud (Франц Алексеевич Рубо - the Russians made a simple "rubo" from his surname at the transcription) ...



...born in Odessa 1856, died at Munich (exile) 1926 was a russian painter, to whom we owe him a fairly large number of beautiful pictures of Caucasian riders and Cossacks!


Here is a selection ...:


















BTW: This painting by Roubaud was template for a well known and very nice figure from "Elisena"...:








**contunued next post**

 

[Martin Antonenko]

Roubaud also painted historic themes, like

Siege of the Aul of Gimrij






Tsar Aleksandr III. during a military parade at Krasnoje Sselo...:




The evacuation of the burning Sebastopol during the Crimean War...:




Station of the Transiberian Railway...:



...and others.



The best-known in the west are probably his two 360-degree paintings, each of which is the background for the battle panoramas

"Borodino 1812" ...







and "Defending Sebastopol"...







Cheers

 

[yellowcat]

Antique Japanese Byobu wind screen 屏風 painting. Artist:: 米 山寫

Cheers,

Felix

 

[arj]

Hugh Charles McBarron



Saw a print by this artist on Nap's post 'WIP - 155th Pennsylvania Regt'.
I checked the listing and found he'd already been mentioned.
However, the photo that had been posted was no longer active.
You can find out more about him HERE.

Cheers,
Andrew

 

[arj]

Mark Maritato



Following on from the above (post #128), Nap had another print by Mark Moritato.
This artist was not on the listing (he is now).
You can find many of his prints HERE.

Cheers,
Andrew

 

[Richie]

Hi All,
Another I came across Pavol Sudakov.
cheers
Richie

 

[jai]

Amleto FIORE (1920-2008) I apologize, I have not checked if already present in the list

 

[Richie]

Hi All,
Here are a few more I have come across on my travels.
cheers
Richie

Chris Calle

Prof. Louis Braun

Paul Sarrut

 

[arj]

Henry Alexander Ogden



I came across this artist when searching for information on Life Guard Mess Dress for an Ensign Miniatures figure.
The site is ‘Uniformology’, and can be found HERE. It’s well worth a look and has quite a varied content.
There are seven pages of Ogdens’s prints on American uniforms from 1775 to 1910 HERE.
Further information on H.A. Ogden can be found on Wikipedia.

Cheers,
Andrew

 

[jai]

Stefano Borin, already an established sculptor, has collaborated for this volume, other collaborations have occurred in the past, for example with the Italian magazine "soldatini"

 

[arj]

Stefano Manni

The paintings by this artist came to my attention in this post by 'grasshopper'; and the name was confirmed by him here.

Here's a few other paintings by him:-



I have posted them as thumbnails which you can enlarge by clicking on them.
The fourth should be familiar to many.
The signature is very distinctive, so you can easily spot his work.

As 'grasshopper' stated, you can find much of his artwork on Pinterest.

In addition, I found this site with a few more of his paintings.

Cheers,
Andrew

 

[Richie]

Hi All,
Came across this Orlando Norie (1832 - 1901) - British Hussars. Not sure if he is listed.
cheers
Richie

A few others

 

[arj]

Hi All,
Came across this Orlando Norie (1832 - 1901) - British Hussars. Not sure if he is listed.
cheers
Richie

He wasn't, but he is now.

Cheers,
Andrew

 

[arj]

..... Not sure if he is listed.

For anyone wanting to check if a particular artist is on the list, just click on the 'Sub-Forums: 1' button, followed by 'Part 1,2 - Index Page'

You'll then get the full listing like this:-

All the surnames are listed alphabetically, so all you have to do to check the name is scroll down.

The numbers that you see in the adjacent columns are links to the entries in the two 'Artists & Illustrators' posts.

Hope this helps.

Cheers,
Andrew

 

[arj]

Orlando Norie

Following on from Richie's post above, I have found a couple of links that might be of interest.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orlando_Norie

http://www.artnet.com/artists/orlando-norie/

Cheers,
Andrew

 

[Martin Antonenko]

Some nice pictures...:from AUGUSTO FERRER-DALMAU

https://de-de.facebook.com/109177792506472/photos/a.110405335717051/891790777578499/?type=3&theater


Enjoy!