Isabel Codrington Prints

Isabel Codrington Prints

Isabel Codrington was a British artist known for her luminous portraits and landscapes, blending tradition with personal vision. Her work, celebrated for its emotional depth and technical skill, has experienced a revival, earning recognition for its quiet elegance and timeless appeal.

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Isabel Codrington Print, The Lily Garden
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Isabel Codrington Print, The Bath
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Isabel Codrington Print, Girl reading
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Isabel Codrington Print, A vagrant
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Isabel Codrington Print, Cantine Franco-Britannique, Vitry-le-Francois
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Isabel Codrington Print, Evening 1925
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Isabel Codrington Print, Lazy Summer Days
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Isabel Codrington Print, Morning (1934)
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Isabel Codrington Print, Zillah Lee, Hawker
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Alfred de Bréanski Print, Windsor castle from the Thames
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Alfred de Bréanski Print, Windsor Castle at sunset (1897)
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Alfred de Bréanski Print, When The Trout Rise
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Alfred de Bréanski Print, The Valley Of Borrowdale
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Alfred de Bréanski Print, The Vale of Llangollen (1897)
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Alfred de Bréanski Print, The Vale of Ben-Lawers
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Alfred de Bréanski Print, The Tay near Dunkeld, Scotland
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Alfred de Bréanski Print, The peaks of the Western Highlands
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Alfred de Bréanski Print, The Na-Garr Valley
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Alfred de Bréanski Print, The head of Loch Awe, Scotland
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Alfred de Bréanski Print, The Head of a Scottish Loch
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Alfred de Bréanski Print, Evening Glow, Vale Of Eagle, Loch Lomond
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Alfred de Bréanski Print, The Evening Boat to Greenock
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Alfred de Bréanski Print, The Dee Near Balmoral
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Alfred de Bréanski Print, The Dee at Balmoral
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Alfred de Bréanski Print, Loch Lomond
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Alfred de Bréanski Print, Loch Lomond and Loch Katrine
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Alfred de Bréanski Print, Loch Katrine
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Alfred de Bréanski Print, In The Highlands
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Alfred de Bréanski Print, In North Wales (circa 1895)
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Isabel Codrington was a versatile British artist whose works captured the quiet elegance of early 20th-century life. Born in 1874, Codrington honed her craft at the Slade School of Fine Art, a training ground for many groundbreaking artists of the time. Her work spanned a variety of mediums, including oil painting, watercolor, and etching, but her true genius lay in her ability to convey light, atmosphere, and emotion. Codrington’s subjects ranged from intimate domestic scenes to landscapes imbued with a gentle luminosity, each piece marked by a subtle yet deliberate composition that invited viewers into her world. Codrington gained recognition for her portraiture, particularly her depictions of women, which showcased a nuanced understanding of her subjects’ inner lives. Her figures often exude a quiet dignity, their postures and expressions revealing layers of strength and vulnerability. These portraits contrasted with her plein air landscapes, where the influence of Impressionism was evident in her deft handling of light and color. Her brushstrokes, though precise, retained a freshness that suggested spontaneity, as if she had captured a fleeting moment before it vanished. The artist also ventured into etching, producing intricate prints that demonstrated her technical skill and artistic versatility. Her etchings, though less widely known, were highly regarded for their detail and ability to evoke texture and depth. Codrington’s art reflects a harmonious blend of observation and imagination, rooted in the traditions of her time yet distinctly personal in its execution. Despite her accomplishments, Codrington’s work has often been overshadowed by that of her contemporaries. Her career coincided with a period of rapid change in the art world, and her adherence to subtlety and refinement was sometimes overlooked amidst the bolder movements of modernism. However, a resurgence of interest in her work in recent years has brought greater appreciation for her unique voice. Codrington’s paintings and etchings offer an enduring testament to her ability to find beauty in the ordinary and transform it into something extraordinary.