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| Not your typical English flower. Biographical details are lacking but he may have traveled to Italy or Spain as many British artists did |
John Dawson Watson was a British painter born in 1832 and died in 1892 of a respiratory infection.
His "business model" was to produce very large numbers of small paintings that he could produce quickly. The large number provided a fairly even stream of income. The downside is that the format does not scale up well; the enlarged images either lack detail or the positions of the human bodies seem "off".
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| Tryst |
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| At the cottage |
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| Gathering winkles (small, edible sea-snails) |
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