Lincoln Joyce Fine Art

19th, 20th & 21st Century Artists

Arthur James Weatherall Burgess RI ROI RBC VPSMA (1879 - 1957) Arthur James Weatherall Burgess born at Bombala New South Wales on 6th January 1879. Arthur Burgess was educated in Australia and studied in Sydney. He settled in England in 1901 and continued his studies in St Ives in Cornwall under Julius Olsson. He exhibited at the Royal Academy from 1904 a total of 57 works and at the Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolour and Royal Institute of Oil Painters. He was a member of St Ives Society of Artists from 1931 to 1949; the Langham Sketch Club and worked for the Graphic, Illustrated London News and the Sphere as an illustrator. He was art editor of Brassey's Naval and Shipping Annual from 1922 to 1930 and acted as the official naval artist for the Commonwealth of Australia in 1918. He was a founder member of the Wapping Group. He lived in London for many years and died on 16th April 1957 at home. He was cremated at Golders Green Crematorium on 24th April 1957 leaving a wife, Muriel and daughter, Nancyl.		Arthur James Weatherall Burgess RI ROI RBC VPSMA (1879 - 1957) On the Thames at Gallions oil 18 x 24 inches

Hiroshi Yoshida (1876 - 1950) Hiroshi Yoshida was one of the principal printmakers involved in the revival of the woodcut after the Meiji period. He took a keen interest in the technical details of printmaking, carving many of the blocks himself. Yoshida travelled widely and despite losing nearly all his early work in fires following the 1923 earthquake in Japan produced 259 subjects in the course of a thirty year career. His prints capture a sense of place with accuracy and atmosphere and there is sufficient Western influence in his work to ensure that his distinctive works are now collected worldwide. His work is represented in many public collections worldwide and is the Boston Museum of Art in the US.		Hiroshi Yoshida (1876 - 1950) Peacefull Rishin woodblock 9.75 x 14.75 inches

William Alister Macdonald (1860 - 1956) William Alister Maccdonald was the son of Scottish Free Church Minister John Macdonald of Clyne, Sutherland. William Alister Macdonald was a painter in watercolour of landscape, coastal and river scenes. He exhibited from 1892 to 1936, including works at the Royal Academy and the Arlington Gallery. He travelled widely, particularly in the South Pacific, and he lived at one time in Paul Gauguin's house in Tahiti. Married to Lucy Winifred Cary, a miniature painter and daughter of the artist William H Cary who was the manageress of the Arlington Galleries. A number of Macdonald's London views are in the permanent collection of the Guildhall, Art Gallery. William Alister Macdonald died at the age of 96 at Pao Pao, Ile de Moorea, French Oceana on 11th August 1956		William Alister MacDonald (1860 - 1956) Old Westminster watercolour 7 x 10 inches

Dianne Elizabeth Flynn DipAD ATC Dianne Elizabeth Flynn was born in Yorkshire on 11th October 1939. She studied art at Manchester School of Art and Leeds Polytechnic. An artist who paints in oil, acrylic and watercolour, she won first prize in the Royal Overseas League and has exhibited widely throughout this country, United States, Canada, France and Germany. She is married to Paul Headley, painter and her publications include "Portrait Drawing Techniques" published in 1979		Dianne Elizabeth Flynn DipAD ATC Edwardian Street Scene gouache 13 x 10 inches
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