At Eventide, Paddington Farm, Abinger Hammer, Surrey, 1896

Discover the allure of art with our faithful reproduction of "At Eventide, Paddington Farm, Abinger Hammer, Surrey, 1896", originally brought to life by the talented Edward Wilkins Waite. Unlike posters or prints, our hand-painted oil painting breathes an unique sense of depth and texture into your space. Every detail, every stroke, and every texture is meticulously recreated, paying the perfect homage to Edward Wilkins Waite and his artistic vision.

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"At Eventide, Paddington Farm, Abinger Hammer, Surrey, 1896" is a notable work by the renowned English landscape artist Edward Wilkins Waite. Painted in 1896, the piece provides a vivid depiction of the rural surroundings of Abinger Hammer, a village located in Surrey. The work showcases Waite's skill in fine detailing and his exceptional ability to convey the intricate beauty of nature and serene rural life.

The title of the artwork, "At Eventide" points towards the timing of the scenery depicted - 'eventide', an old English term, which means evening or twilight. The painting exhibits the ambience of a tranquil evening at Paddington Farm, a real location in Abinger Hammer, Surrey.

Waite's painting style, characterized by his utilization of tonal variation and delicate brushwork, is evident in this work. The use of soft hues to depict the twilight sky and the detailed portrayal of the structures and vegetation add depth to the scene.

Edwards Wilkins Waite, born in 1854, was a member of the Royal Academy, and his works can be found in various public collections inclusive of the Manchester City Art Gallery and the Guildhall in London. His love for the English countryside, especially Surrey, is well documented, and "At Eventide, Paddington Farm, Abinger Hammer, Surrey, 1896" represents one amongst his comprehensive body of works capturing the picturesque aspects of rural Surrey. The painting is a notable example of his preferred themes and singular artistic techniques.

This artwork continues to hold significance for its contributions to the history of landscape art, and as a representation of Edward Wilkins Waite's enduring legacy in the domain of English landscape painting.

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