The Loggerheads (1906-1907)

Medium: oil

According to his diary, Crowe visited North Wales in the summer of 1906 and sketched a number of places associated with the 18th century landscape painter Richard Wilson. He began work on an oil painting of Wilson painting the sign for the Loggerheads Inn near Mold, but had abandoned it by spring 1907.

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Eyre Crowe (1824-1910)

Eyre Crowe was a Victorian painter of historical and genre works of art, who exhibited at the Royal Academy from 1846 to 1908. This site, which is a non-commercial appreciation of Crowe's life and work, contains biographical information, details of all his known paintings, auction records, images where available, details of exhibitions, contemporary reviews, and a full bibliography including links to other websites useful to those interested in 19th-century art.
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