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The Art of John Seymour Lindsay: The Watercolours
The Art of John Seymour Lindsay: The Building Sketches
The Art of John Seymour Lindsay: The Cartoons
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John Seymour Lindsay worked with the great architects of the twentieth century and his crowning glories were designs for the Battle of Britain Chapel in Westminster Abbey, and reconstructions of the Kitchens of Hampton Court Palace, both of which are detailed in this book. Also, he was an inveterate model maker with huge skills constructing boats, theatres, engines, dolls houses, and trains.

LanguageEnglish
Release dateMay 27, 2013
The Art of John Seymour Lindsay: The Watercolours
The Art of John Seymour Lindsay: The Building Sketches
The Art of John Seymour Lindsay: The Cartoons

Titles in the series (6)

  • The Art of John Seymour Lindsay: The Cartoons

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    The Art of John Seymour Lindsay: The Cartoons
    The Art of John Seymour Lindsay: The Cartoons

    John Seymour Lindsay was an extremely productive artist who as a youth produced a delightful series of cartoons on postcards using ink and colourwash. They are full of humour, often portraying himself with his friends. They fall into four subject areas: observations of his surrounding life, holiday adventures with friends, social issues of 1906 and courting his future wife, Mildred Ethel Williams.

  • The Art of John Seymour Lindsay: The Watercolours

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    The Art of John Seymour Lindsay: The Watercolours
    The Art of John Seymour Lindsay: The Watercolours

    Throughout John Seymour Lindsay's artistic life, he used colourwash and watercolour to express his feelings for buildings, objects and landscapes. At all times, including his life in the Front Line trenches in the Great War, he carried the tools of his trade - pencils, pen and ink, blocks of paper and his precious watercolours. This book gives a view of the variety of styles he employed.

  • The Art of John Seymour Lindsay: The Building Sketches

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    The Art of John Seymour Lindsay: The Building Sketches
    The Art of John Seymour Lindsay: The Building Sketches

    John Seymour Lindsay had an obsession with period buildings. Between 1906 and 1910 he travelled around southern England sketching country houses and buildings of antiquity. He was a master draughtsman with a great eye for perspective. During this time he finely tuned the art of using his pencil to draw out the character of a subject through great composition and clever use of light and shade.

  • The Art of John Seymour Lindsay: The Metal sketches

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    The Art of John Seymour Lindsay: The Metal sketches
    The Art of John Seymour Lindsay: The Metal sketches

    John Seymour Lindsay was a master of drawing metalwork. It is amazing how the flourish of his simple pencil could so faithfully portray the characteristics of beaten wrought metal. He had few if any equals in this particular medium and also knew his subject – ironwork. He had handled hundreds of pieces of wrought iron and other metal implements, understanding texture, patina and finish.

  • The Art of John Seymour Lindsay: The Sketches

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    The Art of John Seymour Lindsay: The Sketches
    The Art of John Seymour Lindsay: The Sketches

    John Seymour Lindsay loved sketching at every opportunity. He carried with him at all times the tools of his trade - sketchbook and pencils. His subject matter was all encompassing - buildings, life studies, portraits, newspaper sketches, landscapes and still life. This book gives the reader a selection of these, in various media, and shows how he was always searching to improve his techniques.

  • The Art of John Seymour Lindsay: The Designs & Models

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    The Art of John Seymour Lindsay: The Designs & Models
    The Art of John Seymour Lindsay: The Designs & Models

    John Seymour Lindsay worked with the great architects of the twentieth century and his crowning glories were designs for the Battle of Britain Chapel in Westminster Abbey, and reconstructions of the Kitchens of Hampton Court Palace, both of which are detailed in this book. Also, he was an inveterate model maker with huge skills constructing boats, theatres, engines, dolls houses, and trains.

Author

Paul Middleton

Retired now, but worked in publishing for 30 years at Reader's Digest and Times Books. Call myself an Independent Publishing Professional interested in social history and our extensive family archives. Have co-published 3 books on Bedford and currently working on family projects on First World War and 20th century art of a grandfather. Lucky to live in a sub-tropical valley in southern Spain.

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