Reid Abel Collection
Reid Abel: A Journey Through Time and Art Step into the world of Reid Abel
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Reid Abel: A Journey Through Time and Art Step into the world of Reid Abel, an artist whose creations transcend time and capture the essence of various landscapes and moments in history. Born in The Dalles of St. Louis in 1874, Reid Abel's artistic prowess was evident from a young age. One of his earliest works, "Gotha - from His Royal Highness Prince Albert's drawing" painted in 1845, showcases his ability to bring life to architectural wonders. The intricate details transport viewers back to a bygone era where grandeur reigned supreme. In "The Spouting Horn in a Storm" (1872), Reid Abel masterfully captures the raw power of nature as waves crash against rocky cliffs. This painting serves as a reminder that even amidst chaos, there is beauty to be found. Reid Abel's talent extends beyond landscapes; he also excels at capturing bustling city scenes. In "Leadenhall Market on Christmas Eve" (1845), one can almost hear the joyful chatter and feel the festive spirit emanating from every corner. His admiration for renowned figures is evident in his work depicting Thorwaldsen's statue of Lord Byron (1845). With meticulous brushstrokes, Reid Abel immortalizes this literary genius, paying homage to his enduring legacy. Through paintings like "Newgate Market on Christmas Eve" (1845) and "Poulterer's shop, Holborn-Hill" (1845), we catch glimpses of Victorian England during holiday seasons. These vibrant compositions evoke nostalgia while showcasing Reid Abel's attention to detail. "A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year" (1845) encapsulates the joyous atmosphere that surrounds this festive season. It radiates warmth and cheerfulness through its vivid colors and lively characters. It also ventured into capturing architectural marvels such as Burghley House - north front (1844).