Bewick Collection (#2)

The Illustrated London News etching from 1852. The graves of Bewick and brother Robert Ovingham

Look-Out Tower By Bridge, Holy Island, Bewick, England

Weathered Fishing Boat On Shore, Holy Island, Bewick, England

Lindisfarne Castle On A Volcanic Mound Called Beblowe Craig, Holy Island, Bewick, England

Lindisfarne Castle, Beblowe Crag, Berwick-Upon-Tweed, Northumberland, England, Eu

Lindisfarne Castle, Holy Island, Berwick-Upon-Tweed, Northumberland, England

A Table At The Altar And A Decorated Christmas Tree In A Church; Old Bewick, Northumberland, England

Man Praying In Chapel, Holy Island, Bewick, England

Cross In Water, Bewick, England

Church And Open Bible, Holy Island, Bewick, England

Church Sanctuary, Holy Island, Bewick, England

Grave Site Marked By A Cross On A Hill

The Death Spot Of St. Cuthbert On Holy Island, England

Illuminated Bible In Church

Bible Before Stained Glass Windows, Holy Island, Bewick, England

A fox growls at a caught sheep
Delicate wood engraving by Thomas Bewick of a fox growling at a sheep caught on a wheel. Date: C.1790

BEWICK: FISHING, c1800. Woodcut by Thomas Bewick (1753-1828)

BEWICK: HANGED MAN. Wood engraving, English, early 19th century, by Thomas Bewick (1753-1828)

BEWICK: DEVIL. Wood engraving, early 19th century, by Thomas Bewick

Bewick Brown Bear
Bewick deascibes the Brown Bear as a savage and solitary animal

Bewick Dalmatian
The Dalmatian, or Coach Dog, is frequently kept in genteel houses, as an elegant attendant on a carriage

Porcupine (Bewick)
histrix cristata Bewick says that the quills are a defensive rather than offensive weapon, but are nonetheless very effective. This was drawn from life

Mouse (Bewick)
mus musculus - COMMON MOUSE terror of housemaids, target of mousetrap-makers, prey of cats and farmers wives - but we all have a sneaking fond- ness for this cute creature

Fallow-Deer (Bewick)
Cervus dama Le Dain, according to Buffon

Badger (Bewick)
Ursus meles Few creatures defend themselves better, or bite with greater keenness...it is notwithstanding very harmless and inoffensive

British Wild or Park Cattle, 1790. Artist: Thomas Bewick
British Wild or Park Cattle. Ancient breed surviving in few small herds in Britain through having been enparked centuries ago

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Bewick Swan - Portrait - Lancashire - UK Date:

Thomas Bewick (Kirkley)
THOMAS BEWICK Restorer of the Art of Engraving on Wood. Date: 1753 - 1828

Thomas Bewick
THOMAS BEWICK Restorer of the Art of Engraving on Wood. Date: 1753 - 1828

Man and dog crossing bridge in stormy weather
A man crossing a bridge with his dog in stormy weather has his hat blown off. Wood engraving by Thomas Bewick. Date: C.1790

Bewick - Musk Ox
(ovibos muschatus) The North American Musk Bull or Musk Ox provided food and skins to Native Americans. Date: 1790

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Bewick's Swans Bewick's / Tundra Swan swans on meadow Germany Date:

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Bewick's Swans Bewick's / Tundra Swan swans on meadow Germany Date:

Thomas Bewick (British, 1753 - 1828), The Boasting Traveler, 1818, wood engraving on China paper

A Man Called Thomas Bewick (?), unknown artist, 19th century, British

INSECTS: BEE & EARWIG. Woodcut by Thomas Bewick, early 19th century

GRASSHOPPER. Woodcut by Thomas Bewick, early 19th century

HUNTING SCENE, c1800. Woodcut, c1800, by Thomas Bewick (1753-1828)

FISHING, c1800. Woodcut by Thomas Bewick (1753-1828)

SAILOR, c1800. A sailor embracing his beloved before his ship sets sail. Woodcut by Thomas Bewick (1753-1828)

BEWICK: LANDSCAPE. Woodcut by Thomas Bewick (1753-1828)

FRONTISPIECES & TAILPIECES. Woodcut by Thomas Bewick or a member of his school, English, 18th century

Woodcut by Thomas Bewick, early 19th century
HOT AIR BALLOON. Woodcut by Thomas Bewick, early 19th century

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Bewick's Swan - In Flight (Olor columbianus bewickii) Date:

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Bewick's Swan (Olor columbianus bewickii) Date:

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Bewick's Swan - In Flight (Olor columbianus bewickii) Date:

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Bewick's Swan - Coming in to Land (Olor columbianus bewickii) Date:

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Bewick's Swan - In Flight (Olor columbianus bewickii) Date:

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"Bewick: The Enigmatic World of Nature and Artistry" Step into Bewick's Workshop, where the extraordinary comes to life. Known for his exceptional wood engravings, Thomas Bewick (1753-1828) captured the essence of creatures like the fearless Honey Badger and swift Margay in stunning detail. One of his most iconic works is "Bewick: Hanged Man, " a haunting wood engraving from the early 19th century that leaves viewers pondering its deeper meaning. In another masterpiece, Bewick portrays a lively Hare with such precision that you can almost feel its energy leaping off the page. But it wasn't just about animals for Bewick; he also depicted landscapes and natural elements. His portrayal of Wild Cattle roaming freely evokes a sense of untamed beauty, while his depiction of Cygnus columbianus, the majestic tundra swan, showcases nature's gracefulness. In "MAN, EARTH & CLOUDS, " an enchanting wood engraving by Bewick himself, we witness humanity's connection to both earth and sky - a reminder of our place within this vast universe. Thomas Bewick was not only an artist but also a dedicated craftsman. Witness him at work in his studio as he meticulously carves out each intricate detail on pieces like "Bewick / Red Squirrel" or "Bewick / Mouflon. " His dedication to perfection shines through every stroke. Throughout history, few artists have managed to capture nature's essence quite like Thomas Bewick did. From fierce predators like the Honey Badger to delicate creatures like Hedgehogs - all brought to life through his masterful engravings. Explore the world through Bewicks' eyes and discover why his art continues to captivate audiences even today.