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Busy Cottage, 1774 (Watercolour and pencil)
7290970 Busy Cottage, 1774 (Watercolour and pencil) by Beilby, William (1740-1819); 10.5x16 cm; Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums; (add.info.: William Beilby (1740-1819) Busy Cottage, 1774 Watercolour and pencil Height 10.5 x Width 16 cm TWCMS : M733 The original Busy Cottage gave its name to a small group of buildings in Jesmond Dene, Newcastle. They were sited near where Pets Corner is now. This picture shows the area before the Busy Cottage Ironworks was built in about 1780. The watercolour is part of a group of sketches of North-East and London scenes painted by William Beilby in 1774. Beilby was a decorator of expensive glassware, and a drawing teacher. He left Newcastle in about 1778 for Battersea in London); Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums
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This print titled "Busy Cottage, 1774" by William Beilby showcases a picturesque scene of village life in 18th century England. The watercolour and pencil artwork measures 10.5x16 cm and is housed at the Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums. The painting depicts a bustling cottage surrounded by lush greenery, capturing the essence of everyday life in a rural setting. It offers a glimpse into the past, showcasing the charm and simplicity of village living during this time period. The Busy Cottage itself lent its name to a small group of buildings located in Jesmond Dene, Newcastle. This image portrays the area before the construction of Busy Cottage Ironworks around 1780. Painted as part of Beilby's collection depicting scenes from North-East and London, it highlights his talent as both an artist and drawing teacher. William Beilby was renowned for his expertise in decorating expensive glassware but also had a passion for capturing landscapes through art. He eventually left Newcastle for Battersea in London around 1778. This print not only serves as an artistic masterpiece but also provides valuable historical insight into English village life during the late 18th century. Its vibrant colors, detailed illustrations, and serene atmosphere make it an exquisite addition to any art enthusiast's collection.
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