Knight Laura 1877 1970 Collection
Knight Laura (1877-1970) was a prolific artist known for her exquisite etchings that captured the essence of various landscapes and cityscapes
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Knight Laura (1877-1970) was a prolific artist known for her exquisite etchings that captured the essence of various landscapes and cityscapes. Born in 1877, Knight spent most of her life in London, where she drew inspiration from its iconic landmarks and bridges. In "London Bridges, " published in 1924, Knight skillfully depicts the architectural marvels spanning across the River Thames. The etching showcases her attention to detail as she captures the intricate designs and grandeur of these historic structures. One of Knight's notable works is "Under Brooklyn Bridge, " published in 1921. This piece transports viewers to New York City, showcasing the imposing beauty of one of America's most famous landmarks. Through delicate lines and shading techniques, Knight brings this scene to life. "Sunday Evening, " published in 1926, portrays a serene moment amidst bustling city streets. With meticulous precision, Knight captures the play between light and shadow on buildings' facades - an ode to urban tranquility during twilight hours. "A Valley in the South Downs, " published in 1925, reveals Knight's ability to capture nature's splendor with equal finesse. This etching immerses us into a picturesque landscape characterized by rolling hills and vibrant foliage - a testament to her versatility as an artist. Knight also ventured beyond British shores with pieces like "Sinister Paris Night" (published 1929). In this haunting depiction of Paris at nightfall, she masterfully conveys an eerie atmosphere through dramatic contrasts and mysterious shadows. "Sussex Downs, " another work from 1926, showcases Knight's affinity for capturing England's countryside charm. Her precise strokes bring forth every nuance of these idyllic hillsides while evoking a sense of peace and serenity. "The Connoisseur" (published 1922) demonstrates Knight's keen eye for human subjects too. This intimate portrayal invites viewers into the world of an art connoisseur, capturing their passion and dedication.