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Passionate Customer Service Museum Quality Art Prints Customization Options AvailableGeorge Goodwin Kilburne was a British painter. He mainly captured everyday scenes of the Victorian upper class. He had a special predilection for interiors. Many of his paintings like "Preparing a Cherry Pie", "Tea Time" or "The Wedding Dress" show this. He recorded the room dimensions and interiors very precisely. Every detail, however small, was transferred to the canvas with fine brush strokes. He used mainly watercolours and oil colours for his paintings. During his career he specialized mainly in the representation of women. Women were the epitome of Victorian beauty in those days, with their dresses, hair and fine jewellery. Through his art he moved in high circles. This encouraged his success.
George was born in Norfolk in 1839 as the eldest son of his parents Goodwin Kilburne and Rebecca, née Button. In addition to his schooling at Hawkhurst School in Kent he learned the craft of wood engraving at an early age. Therefore George decided to train as a wood engraver after graduating from high school. He moved to London and trained with the Dalziel brothers for five years. He quickly inspired his teachers with his talent, his determination and the precise way he worked. Later they told that George had been their best apprentice ever. The creative woodcuts he made during his apprenticeship later helped him to produce his paintings. Shortly after his training George Kilburne started his own business as a painter. He quickly perfected his talent and quickly became one of the most sought-after painters of his time. He participated in exhibitions at the Royal Academy in London and at the Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool.
Later he discovered travelling for himself. He painted in Rome, Normandy, visited Switzerland and discovered new regions in England. At the end of the 19th century, London companies commissioned him to paint advertising paintings. He designed Christmas and greeting cards. His illustrations were often reproduced and were much sought after. During these years Kilburne also joined many associations such as the New Watercolor Society or the Royal Academy of Oil Painters. Further exhibitions followed in well-known art galleries in the country such as Glasgow or Manchester City. Also in London, his paintings hung in many public galleries of the city. His private life was also extremely positive. He married his great love Janet Dalziel at an early age. They have a son, George Goodwin Kilburne Junior. He later becomes a well-known English animal and figure painter. The family lives in Hamstead, London. Besides painting, George Kilburne is an enthusiastic sportsman. Cycling, golf and horse riding interest him as much as hunting. He is said to have been a very likeable, well-balanced person. After the death of his wife he marries his second wife Edith May with whom he gets two girls. He dies in London in 1924.
George Goodwin Kilburne was a British painter. He mainly captured everyday scenes of the Victorian upper class. He had a special predilection for interiors. Many of his paintings like "Preparing a Cherry Pie", "Tea Time" or "The Wedding Dress" show this. He recorded the room dimensions and interiors very precisely. Every detail, however small, was transferred to the canvas with fine brush strokes. He used mainly watercolours and oil colours for his paintings. During his career he specialized mainly in the representation of women. Women were the epitome of Victorian beauty in those days, with their dresses, hair and fine jewellery. Through his art he moved in high circles. This encouraged his success.
George was born in Norfolk in 1839 as the eldest son of his parents Goodwin Kilburne and Rebecca, née Button. In addition to his schooling at Hawkhurst School in Kent he learned the craft of wood engraving at an early age. Therefore George decided to train as a wood engraver after graduating from high school. He moved to London and trained with the Dalziel brothers for five years. He quickly inspired his teachers with his talent, his determination and the precise way he worked. Later they told that George had been their best apprentice ever. The creative woodcuts he made during his apprenticeship later helped him to produce his paintings. Shortly after his training George Kilburne started his own business as a painter. He quickly perfected his talent and quickly became one of the most sought-after painters of his time. He participated in exhibitions at the Royal Academy in London and at the Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool.
Later he discovered travelling for himself. He painted in Rome, Normandy, visited Switzerland and discovered new regions in England. At the end of the 19th century, London companies commissioned him to paint advertising paintings. He designed Christmas and greeting cards. His illustrations were often reproduced and were much sought after. During these years Kilburne also joined many associations such as the New Watercolor Society or the Royal Academy of Oil Painters. Further exhibitions followed in well-known art galleries in the country such as Glasgow or Manchester City. Also in London, his paintings hung in many public galleries of the city. His private life was also extremely positive. He married his great love Janet Dalziel at an early age. They have a son, George Goodwin Kilburne Junior. He later becomes a well-known English animal and figure painter. The family lives in Hamstead, London. Besides painting, George Kilburne is an enthusiastic sportsman. Cycling, golf and horse riding interest him as much as hunting. He is said to have been a very likeable, well-balanced person. After the death of his wife he marries his second wife Edith May with whom he gets two girls. He dies in London in 1924.
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.jpg "View of the Bedroom where Napoleon III died, Camden Place, Chislehurst, Kent, 1873 by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "A Game of Chess by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "The Cheshire Hunt - the Meet at Calveley Hall by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "Watching the Hunt by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "Girl at a Gate by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "A Lady and a Dog Beside an Ornamental Pool by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "A Young Lady Reading in an Interior by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "Snowballing the Watchmen: A Christmas Frolic in the Tom and Jerry Times by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "The Pigeons of St. Mark")
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.jpg "Tea Time by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "The Music Room by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "Tennis Game, 1882 by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "Mr. Gladstone in Ireland, Presentation of the Freedom of the City of Dublin at the City Hall by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "Afternoon Tea, 1876 by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "Hush! by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "A Southerly Wind and a Cloudy Sky by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "Mary Anne Evans, Aged Five, Feels with More Intensity Her Burst into the Consciousness of Public Life When She is Made to Stand Upon the Seat During the Psalms and the Singing by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "A Goodnight Story by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "Faithful Friend at Tea Time by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "In the Garden by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "Mother and Child by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "Children Playing in the Snow - Collecting Holly by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "Some Paternal Advice by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "The Wedding Dress by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "Admiring the Baby by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "Travellers by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "Duck Shooting by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "A Little Family History by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "The Little Helpmate by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "A Favourite Mare, c.1900 by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "To Crown the Feast by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-37148).jpg "The Crib by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "Twelfth-Night: the Children")
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.jpg "There is no Fireside... by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "Loading the Gun (1903) by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "May-Day Festivities at Worsley, near Manchester by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "The Christmas Hamper by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "The King! by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "The Music Master by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "Sarah Shilton, Caterina")
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.jpg "Interior of the Squire")
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.jpg "Up to Time at the Lion by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "Waiting for the Post by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-557192).jpg "Stoking the Fire by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "The Royal Agricultural Society")
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.jpg "The Green Umbrella by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "Lady Seated by Fireplace by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "The Press Gang by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "Children Fishing by a Stream by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "Malade Imaginaire by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "I Wish you Luck by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "Picnic Party on the Lagoon by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "The Paris Exhibition, the Dutch House, preparing for a Baptism in Friesland by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "Memory")
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.jpg "The Trio by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-317673).jpg "Fearful Odds! The Perils of a Hunting Country by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "Langham Sketch: Shelter by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "Hear Now My Reasoning, Hearken to the Pleadings of My Lips by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "Launch of the New Twin Channel Steamer Castalia, the Countess of Granville Performing the Christening Ceremony by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "Going Shopping by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "The Papal Jubilee at Rome, the Pope blessing the Polish Pilgrims at the Vatican by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "Waiting for an Answer by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "Room for One by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "Posy for Grandma by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "Minding Baby, 1896 by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "Her Majesty welcoming the Duchess of Edinburgh at the Railway Station, Windsor by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "The Betrothal of the Duke of Connaught, Arrival of the Duke and the Princess Margaret at Dover by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "When Lubin is Away by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "In charge by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "A Distinguished Visitor by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "Sunday Morning by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "Arrival of the Shah of Persia at St Petersburg by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "The Christmas Waits Refreshing at a Night Stall by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "The Favourite by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-557190).jpg "A Huntsman Reciting a Tale by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "Bibliomania, in the Exhibition of the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "Mother and Daughter by George Goodwin Kilburne")
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.jpg "Ancient Sport by George Goodwin Kilburne")
.jpg "The Toast: The Ladies, God Bless them by George Goodwin Kilburne")