I thought I’d never find a painter whose work I’d love more than that of John William Waterhouse. But Edward Robert Hughes might be the one.
Watercolor.
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William Holman Hunt’s “Lady of Shalott,” 1905
Oil on canvas, completed with collaborator Edward Robert Hughes.
Art for Nolan’s sake.
This is my newest acquisition. It’s Edward Robert Hughes’ “Midsummer Eve,” and it’s a gift from my dear friend Jaine.
I’ve loved Hughes’ piece since I discovered it last year. Now it makes a nice contrast with those modern silkscreen prints created by MWC alum Steve Miller.
Edward Robert Hughes’ “The Valkrie’s Vigil,” 1906
Eric Robert Nolan, Author 