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Edward Atkinson HornelArtist: Edward Atkinson Hornel
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About the Artist Artist: Edward Atkinson Hornel Residence in Dumfries & Galloway: Education: Professional Bodies: Exhibited At: Mentors: Associates: Bibliography: Hornel: the life and work of Edward Atkinson Hornel, Bill Smith, Atelier Books, Edinburgh, 1997.
Kirkcudbright: one hundred years of an artists' colony, Patrick Bourne, Atelier Books, Edinburgh, 2000.
Five Centuries of Scottish Painting, Atelier Books, Edinburgh, 2006.
E A Hornel Reconsidered, William R Hardie, Scottish Art Review, Volume XI, Nos 3 and 4, 1968 (In Stewartry Museum file) Also: Japan Lecture by E A Hornel, Glasgow 9/2/1895.
Representative Men of the South Mr E A Hornel from The Gallovidian; Scottish National Portrait Gallery file; Witt Library;
EA Hornel, Artist Dumfries and Galloway Standard 16/11/1921
Edward Atkinson Hornel 1864-1933 The Fine Art Society 1982 Exhibition catalogue. Number 2
In the Town Crofts, Kirkcudbright 16 by 24; Others such as 32 Sea Shore Roses, 1906, 48.5 by 60.75in, City Art Centre , Edinburgh are of Brighouse Bay, as is 37 Gathering Primroses, Brighouse Bay 1917 30 by 25in (private collection). Photos of Hornel and Broughton House including portrait photo by T and R Annan and sons. SCRAN Pathfinder pack.
Tales of the Kirkcudbright Artists, Haig Gordon, Kirkcudbright, 2006. Image of artist by W S MacGeorge by kind permission of Broughton House.
Notes: Studied with W S MacGeorge in Antwerp under Verlat. Visited Japan in 1893 with Henry and visited Ceylon, 1907 and Burma and Japan, 1922. Declined ARSA 1901 (Assosiate of the Royal Scottish Academy). There are many works by E A Hornel at the Dick Institute, Kilmarnock. His Voices in the Woodland and Brighouse Bay are in Paisley Museum and Art Galleries. As well as the superb Summer of 1891, the Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool also has The Captive Butterfly (1905) and The Estuary. The library at Broughton House has a full list of Hornel works in public collections. His Kirkcudbright from Janefield is illustrated in Bourne, p6 (see bibliography). His Feeding the Swans, 912 was sold at Sotheby's 22/04/2010 for £30,000. His Picking Flowers, Brighouse Bay sold for £32,450, Bonhams, Edinburgh, sale 19877 lot27, 13/12/2012.
One of his sister's married William Mouncey. |