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Passionate Customer Service Museum Quality Art Prints Customization Options AvailableIn the vibrant streets of historic London, stories of hope, poverty, and simple human existence unfolded. Such a story is told to us by the masterful genre painter Augustus Edwin Mulready. By reproducing these scenes in perfectly formed fine art prints, we bow to his skill and bring his remarkable sense of detail and color to your home.
Mulready's roots run deep in artistic heritage. Born in Kensal Green, London, he was the youngest scion of a renowned artistic dynasty. His grandfather, William Mulready, was a celebrated genre painter, while his grandmother, Elizabeth Mulready, was a gifted landscape painter and closely associated with the artist John Varley. At a young age, Augustus Edwin showed his artistic potential and was admitted to the Royal Academy in London through the intercession of John Callcott Horsley, who considered him a mentor and fatherly friend.
During his career, Mulready found inspiration in the everyday street scenes of London. He portrayed street children and flower sellers with an intensity and detail that did not escape the viewer. Today, anyone looking at a print of works such as "A Day's Reckoning" or "Sounds of Revelry" is struck by the sheer overwhelming realism and depth of his depictions. Particularly notable are his street posters in the background of his paintings, which provide a social and political context and resonate with the social issues of the day. It was not only the aesthetic quality of his art that impressed, but also the social consciousness he incorporated into his works, often inspired by the literary works of Charles Dickens.
Mulready's artistic creativity, however, was not limited to the streets of London. In some rare moments, he turned to landscape painting, creating enchanting works such as "The Backward Course: A Sunny Day" or "A Rainy Afternoon." Although little is known about his personal life, his art shows a depth of understanding and compassion for the human condition. In our fine art prints, we seek to capture this same intensity and beauty that characterizes Mulready's original works. It is our honor to carry on the legacy of such an incredible artist through high-quality reproductions, ensuring that his talent and vision continue to be seen and felt for generations to come.
In the vibrant streets of historic London, stories of hope, poverty, and simple human existence unfolded. Such a story is told to us by the masterful genre painter Augustus Edwin Mulready. By reproducing these scenes in perfectly formed fine art prints, we bow to his skill and bring his remarkable sense of detail and color to your home.
Mulready's roots run deep in artistic heritage. Born in Kensal Green, London, he was the youngest scion of a renowned artistic dynasty. His grandfather, William Mulready, was a celebrated genre painter, while his grandmother, Elizabeth Mulready, was a gifted landscape painter and closely associated with the artist John Varley. At a young age, Augustus Edwin showed his artistic potential and was admitted to the Royal Academy in London through the intercession of John Callcott Horsley, who considered him a mentor and fatherly friend.
During his career, Mulready found inspiration in the everyday street scenes of London. He portrayed street children and flower sellers with an intensity and detail that did not escape the viewer. Today, anyone looking at a print of works such as "A Day's Reckoning" or "Sounds of Revelry" is struck by the sheer overwhelming realism and depth of his depictions. Particularly notable are his street posters in the background of his paintings, which provide a social and political context and resonate with the social issues of the day. It was not only the aesthetic quality of his art that impressed, but also the social consciousness he incorporated into his works, often inspired by the literary works of Charles Dickens.
Mulready's artistic creativity, however, was not limited to the streets of London. In some rare moments, he turned to landscape painting, creating enchanting works such as "The Backward Course: A Sunny Day" or "A Rainy Afternoon." Although little is known about his personal life, his art shows a depth of understanding and compassion for the human condition. In our fine art prints, we seek to capture this same intensity and beauty that characterizes Mulready's original works. It is our honor to carry on the legacy of such an incredible artist through high-quality reproductions, ensuring that his talent and vision continue to be seen and felt for generations to come.
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.jpg "Beggars and a Monkey by Augustus Edward Mulready")
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.jpg "Last Offer by Augustus Edward Mulready")
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.jpg "A Christmas Party, Out in the Cold by Augustus Edward Mulready")
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.jpg "Our Good-Natured Cousin by Augustus Edward Mulready")
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.jpg "At the corner of a London street by Augustus Edward Mulready")
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.jpg "A Recess on a London Bridge, 1879 by Augustus Edward Mulready")
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.jpg "Away from Home by Augustus Edward Mulready")
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.jpg "The Last In by Augustus Edward Mulready")
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.jpg "The Flower Seller, 1882 by Augustus Edward Mulready")
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.jpg "A London Flower Girl, 1877 by Augustus Edward Mulready")
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.jpg "From Morn Til Night by Augustus Edward Mulready")
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.jpg "War News, c.1900 by Augustus Edward Mulready")
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.jpg "Carol Singers by Augustus Edward Mulready")
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.jpg "Carols for Sale by Augustus Edward Mulready")
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.jpg "The Young Cavalryman by Augustus Edward Mulready")
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