Marmion Collection (#2)

"Marmion: A Master of Artistic Expression" Simon Marmion, a renowned artist from the 15th century

Sir Waler Scott, Marmion, An Angry Brook, It Sweeps The Glade, Brawls Over Rock And Wild Cascade, And, Foaming Brown With Doubled Speed, Hurries Its Waters To The Tweed

Marmion Collection: The Death of Marmion. (Scott. ) Painted by Edward Armitage. Marmion is an Epic Poem

The Death of Marmion. (Scott. ) Painted by Edward Armitage. Marmion is an Epic Poem
THE DEATH OF MARMION. (SCOTT.) PAINTED BY EDWARD ARMITAGE. Marmion is an epic poem by Walter Scott about the Battle of Flodden Field (1513)

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A scene from Marmion by Sir Walter Scott Date: 1905

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"Marmion: A Master of Artistic Expression" Simon Marmion, a renowned artist from the 15th century, left an indelible mark on the world of art with his exquisite creations. From religious masterpieces to historical engravings, Marmion's talent knew no bounds. In "A Choir of Angels, " painted around 1459, Marmion transports us to celestial realms as heavenly beings serenade our senses. The ethereal beauty captured in this altarpiece is a testament to his skill and devotion. On the battlements of Tantallon Castle, we find Clare gazing into the distance in vibrant color lithography. Marmion's attention to detail brings life and depth to this scene, evoking a sense of mystery and intrigue. Venturing further back in time, "The Vikings New Year" engraving immerses us in an era long gone. With meticulous precision, Marmion recreates these fierce warriors' spirit and strength through intricate lines etched onto paper. Majestic banners unfurl proudly in "With all their banners bravely spread. " Painted on canvas in 1878 by Simon Marmion himself (or so it seems), this oil masterpiece captures the essence of valor and honor displayed by knights adorned with heraldry. Delving into portraiture, Constance de Bererley emerges from history's shadows through an elegant gravure. Every delicate stroke reveals her grace and poise while showcasing Marmion's ability to capture human emotion with finesse. In another rendition titled "Marmions Defiance to Douglas, " we witness a clash between two legendary figures frozen forever within an engraving. The intensity emanating from their gazes speaks volumes about both their characters and Marmion's artistic prowess. Moving towards political illustrations found within Parliament House frescoes comes "Frescoes Illustrative of British Poets.