Artist
Herbert Dicksee RA, RE,
1862 - 1942
Herbert Thomas Dicksee was born in 1862 and died in 1942. He was a Painter & Etcher and was Son of John Robert. He lived all his life in London, firstly at Fitzroy Square, then Cranfield Gardens.
His main publisher was Klackmer of London and New York and the originals were mainly executed in oils. He first studied art at the Slade School where he won medals for painting and drawing from life, and also a Slade Scholarship.
Well over 300 of Dicksee's works were exhibited in various galleries - Fine Arts Society, Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool, Glasgow Institute of Fine Arts, Manchester City Art Gallery etc, but by far the majority at the Royal Society of Painters, Etchers and Engravers and the Royal Academy.
Against the wind (1900)
Dry point etching
29cm x 58.5cm (11.4" x 23.0")
Published by Frost and Reed of London, With blind stamp.SOLD
SOLD
The last furrow (1899)
Dry point etching
29cm x 58.5cm (11.4" x 23.0")
Published by Frost and Reed of London, With blind stamp. SOLD
SOLD
The Crest of the Hill (1911)
Dry point etching
44cm x 70cm (17.3" x 27.6")
285.00 GBP
Published by Frost and Reed 1911, With blind stamp. Framed size 66 x 90 cm,
The Challenge (c1910)
Dry point etching
18cm x 25.5cm (7.1" x 10.0")
Framed size 35 x 42 cm
SOLD
Marauders (c1910)
Dry point etching
15.9cm x 24.8cm (6.3" x 9.8")
145.00 GBP
Framed size 35 x 42 cm
Parting ways (1906)
Dry point etching
46cm x 69cm (18.1" x 27.2")
Initialed H D and dated 1906 in plate.
SOLD
Nearing Home (1901)
Dry point etching
52cm x 66cm (20.5" x 26.0")
Signed
On Vellum, Signed in pencil on margin. Framed size 76 x 88 cm
SOLD
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