Edwin Edwards Collection
Edwin Edwards was a talented artist whose works captured the beauty of various locations across England
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Edwin Edwards was a talented artist whose works captured the beauty of various locations across England. Born in St Marys, Scilly Isles, his artistic journey took him to different places, including Under the Willows in Sunbury-on-Thames, Middlesex. One notable creation by Edwards is "Ex-Libris Edwin Edwards, " a piece crafted by Alphonse Legros that pays homage to his artistic legacy. His love for capturing landscapes is evident in pieces like "The Thames at Westminster" and "The Pool, London, " both created in 1878. These paintings showcase his ability to depict the serene yet vibrant atmosphere of these iconic locations. Not limited to landscapes alone, Edwards also painted portraits such as "Portrait of Edwin Edwards" by Felix Bracquemond in 1872. This artwork reflects not only his physical appearance but also provides insight into his personality and character. Collaborating with other artists was another aspect of Edwards' career. In 1861, he worked alongside Whistler on "Whistler at Moulsey [Molesey Lock]. " This collaboration allowed their unique styles to merge seamlessly into one captivating piece. Edwards' talent extended beyond painting scenes; he also had an eye for documenting historical moments through art. His work titled "Pool of London from Rotherhithe" captures ships sailing along the river during c1890—a testament to his attention to detail and dedication as an artist. In addition to cityscapes and historical events, Edwin Edwards found inspiration even amidst natural disasters like the storm that damaged trees in Roehampton during October 1780. Through this artwork, he portrays resilience amid destruction—an ode to nature's power and its ability to recover.