Hello German Talkers,
It was great seeing some of you yesterday, and I hope you enjoyed the talk and looking at some of the works from the Derbyshire Collection. For those who couldn’t make it, you can find the text to download and print free of charge below. Unfortunately, I can’t include any images, as most of them are under copyright and, while I was allowed to show them during the talk in a presentation, I am not permitted to publish them online (Please do not reuse/duplicate the cover image Janet in the PDF for any purpose.). However, if you would like to have a look at some paintings from that collection in our care, you can find them on the Art UK website: https://artuk.org
The paintings that were shown during the talk and are currently on display in one of our seminar rooms are:
Christopher Hall
Ashford Hill, Hampshire
Brindley Road, Paddington, London
Capo di Rio, Italy
The Beach at Marzocca, Italy
Wakefield Street, Bloomsbury, London
Edward le Bas
Band in Hyde Park
Edward Middleditch
Still Life, Blossoms
Ernest Perry
Robin
Frederick Mcdonald
Two Figures with a Machine
Fred Uhlman
New York
Hugh Verschoyle Croynyn
Janet
James Boswell
Shoreham Beach
Jean Young
Feeding the Pigeons
John Ridgewell
Buildings and River
Lionel Bulmer
The Greengrocer
Nan Youngman
Landscape in South Wales
Peter Sheldon-Williams
El Cid at Peñiscola
Ralph Allen
Prelude
Reginald Henson
The Fishmongers
Thomas Swimmer
Ruined Church, Casares, Spain
Night Fishing Lamps
Louis James
Still Life
Alan Price
Flower Market, Paris, France
You can search for the artist, the title of the image, or just enter ‘Aberystwyth University’ to find works from our collection on the Art UK website.
You can download the PDF with yesterday’s (almost) verbatim talk here:
I will publish the date for the next talk as soon as possible. It will probably be at the end of January.
All the best wishes, und vielleicht bis bald,
Karen
Aberystwyth University School of Art Museum & Galleries 
I love your talks! (and your vocabulary lists 😀).
Danke sehr –
Roger
On Thu, 17 Nov 2022 at 14:03, Aberystwyth University School of Art Museum &
Hi Roger,
thank you so much for your lovely comment! I’m glad you’re enjoying the talks.
All the best, und bis bald,
Karen