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Thomas Shotter Boys

    1803   -   1874
Art of the 19th century   •   Wikipedia: Thomas Shotter Boys

Thomas Shotter Boys was born in 1803 in Pentonville, a northern suburb of London. And that's where it all began, in terms of information about his early life. Almost nothing is known about his childhood. So be it. There's an old proverb that says, "By their works you shall know them." And in this respect, the English watercolorist and lithographer has not been complacent. With his landscape watercolour paintings he conquered his place in the history of art, and he is also considered an innovative force in the use of the lithographic process.

At the age of fourteen, Thomas Shotter Boys was taken on as an apprentice by the successful engraver and copperplate engraver George Cooke, for whom he made around two hundred drawings - for example for an extensive catalogue of works by the botanist Conrad Loddiges. Thomas Shotter Boy's earliest surviving work is a graphic from 1819, and after the end of his apprenticeship he moved to Paris around 1825, where he wanted to work as an engraver. It should come differently. In the French capital he made the acquaintance of the English watercolour painter Richard Parkes Bonington, who accepted him into his artist circle, became a close friend and convinced him to turn to watercolour painting, at least in his second job. The claim that Thomas Shotter Boys was a student of Bonington is highly doubtful, however. Boys' colleague and good friend William Callow, with whom he shared a studio in Paris, categorically denies this statement.

The success as a painter failed to materialize at first because Thomas Shotter Boys was unfairly dismissed as a "Bonington imitator". He did not let himself be discouraged, however, and succeeded quite quickly in developing and establishing his own unmistakable style. After Richard Parkes Bonington's early death in 1828 he completed some unfinished works of his friend and learned the technique of lithography. He also went on extensive travels. Some stations of these travelling years were Brussels, Austria, Bohemia, Germany and Italy. Finally, he returned to England, where he first dealt with the lithographic printing process, which was still quite new at the time. In this field he produced several revolutionary works that were unparalleled. It is no exaggeration to say that the world had never seen anything like it before. But for all his successes as a lithographer, he remained true to watercolour painting during this time. And also in this profession he made a breakthrough.

He was now a celebrity in the art metropolises of London and Paris; in gratitude for his work, the French King Louis Philippe even gave him a precious ring - engraved with the initials "L.P." and decorated with a crown of diamonds of France. Thomas Shotter Boys received another great honour when he was appointed a full member of the New Society of Painters in Water-colours in 1841. But then his artistic-creative career went steeply downhill. Interest in him and his works waned and he was forced to return to his old profession as an engraver. It is pointless to speculate about the most famous or memorable work of Thomas Shotter Boys. Rather, one can make a statement about his favourite motif. This is about the Old Town Hall in St. Omer, which he painted seven times. He was good at this, because this way the building has been preserved, at least figuratively. In 1831 it was largely destroyed by demolition, only a remnant could still be placed under monumental protection.

Thomas Shotter Boys

    1803   -   1874
Art of the 19th century   •   Wikipedia: Thomas Shotter Boys

Thomas Shotter Boys was born in 1803 in Pentonville, a northern suburb of London. And that's where it all began, in terms of information about his early life. Almost nothing is known about his childhood. So be it. There's an old proverb that says, "By their works you shall know them." And in this respect, the English watercolorist and lithographer has not been complacent. With his landscape watercolour paintings he conquered his place in the history of art, and he is also considered an innovative force in the use of the lithographic process.

At the age of fourteen, Thomas Shotter Boys was taken on as an apprentice by the successful engraver and copperplate engraver George Cooke, for whom he made around two hundred drawings - for example for an extensive catalogue of works by the botanist Conrad Loddiges. Thomas Shotter Boy's earliest surviving work is a graphic from 1819, and after the end of his apprenticeship he moved to Paris around 1825, where he wanted to work as an engraver. It should come differently. In the French capital he made the acquaintance of the English watercolour painter Richard Parkes Bonington, who accepted him into his artist circle, became a close friend and convinced him to turn to watercolour painting, at least in his second job. The claim that Thomas Shotter Boys was a student of Bonington is highly doubtful, however. Boys' colleague and good friend William Callow, with whom he shared a studio in Paris, categorically denies this statement.

The success as a painter failed to materialize at first because Thomas Shotter Boys was unfairly dismissed as a "Bonington imitator". He did not let himself be discouraged, however, and succeeded quite quickly in developing and establishing his own unmistakable style. After Richard Parkes Bonington's early death in 1828 he completed some unfinished works of his friend and learned the technique of lithography. He also went on extensive travels. Some stations of these travelling years were Brussels, Austria, Bohemia, Germany and Italy. Finally, he returned to England, where he first dealt with the lithographic printing process, which was still quite new at the time. In this field he produced several revolutionary works that were unparalleled. It is no exaggeration to say that the world had never seen anything like it before. But for all his successes as a lithographer, he remained true to watercolour painting during this time. And also in this profession he made a breakthrough.

He was now a celebrity in the art metropolises of London and Paris; in gratitude for his work, the French King Louis Philippe even gave him a precious ring - engraved with the initials "L.P." and decorated with a crown of diamonds of France. Thomas Shotter Boys received another great honour when he was appointed a full member of the New Society of Painters in Water-colours in 1841. But then his artistic-creative career went steeply downhill. Interest in him and his works waned and he was forced to return to his old profession as an engraver. It is pointless to speculate about the most famous or memorable work of Thomas Shotter Boys. Rather, one can make a statement about his favourite motif. This is about the Old Town Hall in St. Omer, which he painted seven times. He was good at this, because this way the building has been preserved, at least figuratively. In 1831 it was largely destroyed by demolition, only a remnant could still be placed under monumental protection.

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Westminster Abbey and Hospital, ...
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Westminster from Waterloo Bridge...
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Fish Market, Antwerp and Hospice...
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Hotel de Bellevue and Cafe d"Ami...
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Pavilion de Flore, Tuileries, Pa...
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London As It Is: The Tower and ...
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Undated | Watercolor with pen in brown ink over graphite with gouache and arabic gum on medium, slightly textured, cream wove paper

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View of the Tower of London and ...
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Buckingham Palace: from St. Jame...
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The Secretary's Room, Apsley Hou...
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Regent Street, looking towards t...
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The Church of St. Magnus the Mar...
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Duke's own room, Apsley House, W...
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London As It Is: Piccadilly, lo...
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Town Hall, Hague (wc on paper)
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L'Institut de France, Paris, 1830
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Picturesque Architecture in Pari...
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View of Regent Steet, looking to...
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Temple Bar from The Strand, London
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Picturesque Sketches in Spain: G...
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The Quadrant, Regent Street, Lon...
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Blackfriars, from Southwark Brid...
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Oxford Circus, 1842
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L hotel de Ville, St Omer, 1867
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Blackfriars, from Southwark Brid...
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Exterior of the Church of St. Se...
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Westminster Abbey, Hospital &c.
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London As It Is: Doorway, The C...
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View of Issy A Street in Issy-le...
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View at Swiss Cottage, London, 1...
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The Tower and Mint from Great To...
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Cheapside and Mansion House, 1842
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The Ile de la Cite from the Inst...
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London As It Is: Board of Trade...
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London As It Is: from Greenwich
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On the Seine, 1831
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The Board of Trade, Whitehall, f...
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The Custom House, from 'London a...
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The Guildhall, Interior, from 'L...
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Picturesque Architecture in Pari...
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The Pavillon de Flore, c.1835 (w...
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Entry to the Strand from Charing...
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Brussels from the Paris Road, 18...
1831 | watercolour over pencil with bodycolour on paper

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London As It Is: Mansion House,...
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Westminster Abbey and Hospital, ...
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Hyde Park Near Crosvenor Gate, p...
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Hyde Park, towards the Grosvenor...
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Regent Street Looking Towards th...
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Picturesque Architecture in Pari...
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Grille Des Hermès, Porte Dauphin...
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North front to St.Jamess Palace,...
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A View of the Church of Our Lady...
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Picturesque Architecture in Pari...
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London As It Is: The Strand
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London As It Is: Westminster, f...
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The Strand, 1842
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Picturesque Architecture in Pari...
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L'Abaye St. Amand, Rouen
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A figure beside a building, Ghen...
1833 | Pencil and watercolour on paper

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The Pont des Arts, Paris
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Picturesque Architecture in Pari...
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L'Abbaye St. Amand, Rouen
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Figures in the Park below the Ob...
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London As It Is: Hyde Park Corner
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Hyde Park, near Grosvenor Gate, ...
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