#Charles William Wyllie

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The Sirens by Charles William Wyllie (Late 19th -Early 20th Century)

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On the Way to the Festival by Charles William Wyllie (1853-1923)

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When Marnie Was There

Study of The Backwater by Charles William Wyllie

Original was done in oils, this version was done with watercolour, gouache, and pencil crayon.

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Charles William Wyllie, Home with glory

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oil on canvas

76.5 x 127cm

Details: The Backwater, Charles William Wyllie

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TO ALL THE GIRLS WITH THEIR HEADS IN THE CLOUDS

“Oli landscape painting”, by Susan Tubes; // Unknow; // “Dreams”, by Langston Hughes; //  “The Italian Seamstress”, by Eugene von Blass; // Poem by David Jones; //  “The Backwater”, by Charles William Wyllie; // Unknown; // Poem by Marina Tsvetaeva; // Unknow; // “Moments of Being: A Collection of Autobiographical Writing”, by Virgina Woolf; // “Les Misérables”, by Victor Hugo; // Unknow; // “The Tambourine Girl”, by Gaetano de Martini; // “The Story of a Loner: The Words I Never Said”, Mandy K.; // Quote by Jonny Ox; // Unknown; // “Portrait de femme où l'attente”, by Georges Callot; // “Strange News For Another Planet”, from The Complete Fairy Tales by Hermann Hesse

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CHARLES WILLIAM WYLLIE, (BRITISH, 1859-1923) On the way to the festival

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The Backwater, Charles William Wyllie

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Beneath London Bridge

By Charles William Wyllie

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The Backwater, Charles William Wyllie

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Backwater (details) by Charles William Wyllie (1853-1923)

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Home with Glory by Charles William Wyllie (1853-1923)

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The Backwater - Charles William Wyllie, RBA

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I then walked down to the dockyard to have a look at the Manilla, which was, as I had heard, a splendid vessel; went up again to order a mate’s uniform, and returned to the hotel. It was useless going to the ship at that time, as the marines and boys had only been drafted into her that morning; and there was nothing to do until she was clear of the shipwrights, who were still on board of her, and employed in every part of her.

— Frederick Marryat, Percival Keene

Home from the Brazils - refitting, by Charles William Wyllie c. 1882

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The Sirens by Charles William Wyllie (English, 1853–1923)

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Charles William Wyllie (1853-1923), On the way to the festival, oil on canvas, 102 x 183 cm. In a private collection.