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One thing cannot be said about Gordon Frederick Browne: he was not diligent. He has created thousands of drawings and paintings during his long and varied working life. From historical as well as current events and theatres of war to novel scenes, everyday scenes and landscapes, caricatures and children's drawings. This is why Gordon Frederick Browne - who liked to publish his self-written books for children under the pseudonym Nobody - is not considered one of the most famous, but one of the most productive painters and illustrators of his time in Great Britain.
Illustrated books as well as picture stories in newspapers and magazines enjoyed great popularity with the public, especially in the 19th century. The order situation was correspondingly good for those artists and professionals who knew what they were doing. Browne first learned his trade from his father Hablot Knight Browne. He was a famous illustrator of Charles Dickens' books under the name "Phiz" in England. While still studying art in London, Gordon was able to publish his first drawings in a book at the age of 17. Subsequently, he established himself as a regular supplier of images for numerous periodical magazines and a meticulous illustrator of a wide variety of books. Watercolour and pencil, these were the drawing methods chosen for the majority of his works. However, a special trademark of Gordon Brownes is his accuracy. Whether (historical) uniforms, weapons, dresses, saddlery or other objects - Browne read texts carefully, often did extensive research and sometimes procured suitable illustrative material in order to be able to draw them as accurately and in detail as possible.
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While book illustrations initially served only as additional decoration, they developed over time into supplementary pictorial explanations and interpretations of the written word. Thus, drawings by Gordon Browne can be found in later book editions of such famous authors as Daniel Defoe (Robinson Crusoe), Jonathan Swift (Gulliver's Travels) or Robert Louis Stevenson. Of course, Browne also illustrated works by Shakespeare, as well as fairy tale books such as those by the Brothers Grimm. He himself published the book "Gordon Browne's Series of Old Fairy Tales". Browne lived out his humorous talent especially in his books for children and young people, which were often drawn in a simple style and provided with funny texts. As the title of one of his works already indicates: "Nonsense for somebody, anybody or everybody, especially the baby-body - Written and Illustrated by A. Nobody ".
One thing cannot be said about Gordon Frederick Browne: he was not diligent. He has created thousands of drawings and paintings during his long and varied working life. From historical as well as current events and theatres of war to novel scenes, everyday scenes and landscapes, caricatures and children's drawings. This is why Gordon Frederick Browne - who liked to publish his self-written books for children under the pseudonym Nobody - is not considered one of the most famous, but one of the most productive painters and illustrators of his time in Great Britain.
Illustrated books as well as picture stories in newspapers and magazines enjoyed great popularity with the public, especially in the 19th century. The order situation was correspondingly good for those artists and professionals who knew what they were doing. Browne first learned his trade from his father Hablot Knight Browne. He was a famous illustrator of Charles Dickens' books under the name "Phiz" in England. While still studying art in London, Gordon was able to publish his first drawings in a book at the age of 17. Subsequently, he established himself as a regular supplier of images for numerous periodical magazines and a meticulous illustrator of a wide variety of books. Watercolour and pencil, these were the drawing methods chosen for the majority of his works. However, a special trademark of Gordon Brownes is his accuracy. Whether (historical) uniforms, weapons, dresses, saddlery or other objects - Browne read texts carefully, often did extensive research and sometimes procured suitable illustrative material in order to be able to draw them as accurately and in detail as possible.
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While book illustrations initially served only as additional decoration, they developed over time into supplementary pictorial explanations and interpretations of the written word. Thus, drawings by Gordon Browne can be found in later book editions of such famous authors as Daniel Defoe (Robinson Crusoe), Jonathan Swift (Gulliver's Travels) or Robert Louis Stevenson. Of course, Browne also illustrated works by Shakespeare, as well as fairy tale books such as those by the Brothers Grimm. He himself published the book "Gordon Browne's Series of Old Fairy Tales". Browne lived out his humorous talent especially in his books for children and young people, which were often drawn in a simple style and provided with funny texts. As the title of one of his works already indicates: "Nonsense for somebody, anybody or everybody, especially the baby-body - Written and Illustrated by A. Nobody ".
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.jpg "Hodur took the mistletoe from Loki, and Loki guided his arm, and he hurled it at Baldur, and with a sharp cry Baldur fell dead by Gordon Frederick Browne")
.jpg "Birds of a Feather Flock Together by Gordon Frederick Browne")
.jpg "She Stayed There for One Moment Only, from Lorna Doone, 1921 by Gordon Frederick Browne")
.jpg "The Early Days of Our Century - Piccadilly, London, in 1800 by Gordon Frederick Browne")
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.jpg "Thjassi, the giant in his eagle plumage, flew down and caught up Iduna, illustration from")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-246002).jpg "Home She Brought Her Warrior Bold by Gordon Frederick Browne")
.jpg "Hadur took the mistletoe from Loui, illustration from")
.jpg "Could not contain himself, but must have her opinion on his work, from Lorna Doone by Gordon Frederick Browne")
.jpg "In the Early Days of Our Century, Piccadilly in 1800 by Gordon Frederick Browne")
.jpg "Triumphal entry of the Duke of Wellington into Madrid by Gordon Frederick Browne")
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.jpg "One Touch of Nature Makes the Whole World Kin by Gordon Frederick Browne")
.jpg "Front Cover Design, from Lorna Doone by Gordon Frederick Browne")
.jpg "The Biter Bit: An Incident with Sir Redvers Buller")
.jpg "General Gordon at Khartoum, Waiting for the Help That Never Came by Gordon Frederick Browne")
.jpg "Sigurd said to himself that whatever befell he must look upon the face by Gordon Frederick Browne")
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.jpg "Ignorance Is Bliss by Gordon Frederick Browne")
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.jpg "Let Sleeping Dogs Lie by Gordon Frederick Browne")
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.jpg "Two Are Company, Three")
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.jpg "Queen Edith Finding the Body of Harold After the Battle of Hastings by Gordon Frederick Browne")
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.jpg "Prince: For never was a story of more woe than this of Juliet and her Romeo, A scene from William Shakespeare")
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.jpg "Good Wine Needs No Bush by Gordon Frederick Browne")
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.jpg "The conscription in France: recruiting for Napoleon")
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.jpg "The Siege of Mafeking, a Truce on Sunday by Gordon Frederick Browne")
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.jpg "Uncle William")
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.jpg "The Lord Great Chamberlain girding the Sword on the King by Gordon Frederick Browne")
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.jpg "Robert Bruce and the Spider by Gordon Frederick Browne")
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.jpg "A scene from William Shakespeare")
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.jpg "The Erl King (engraving) by Gordon Frederick Browne")
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.jpg "Titania: Set your heart at rest: The fairy land buys not the child of me, Scene from William Shakespeare")
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.jpg "Miser Farebrother by Gordon Frederick Browne")
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.jpg "Montgomery")
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.jpg "A scene from William Shakespeare")
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.jpg "With Admiral Seymour")
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.jpg "The Retreat to Corunna: Hurling the Silver down the Mountainside, illustration from")
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.jpg "Uncle William")
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.jpg "An Incident in the Pilgrimage of Penance; Prince Chun depositing wreaths on the Royal Tombs in the Friedenskirche by Gordon Frederick Browne")
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.jpg "A Threatened Attack at Dawn on Colonel Plumer")
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.jpg "The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall")
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.jpg "Normans Charging at the Battle of Hastings by Gordon Frederick Browne")
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.jpg "The Crisis in China, the Looting of Tientsin by Chinese and Foreigners by Gordon Frederick Browne")
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.jpg "Walls Have Ears by Gordon Frederick Browne")
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.jpg "General Ian Hamilton")
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.jpg "Fighting at the barricade AD 1847 by Gordon Frederick Browne")
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.jpg "You are my Prisoner by Gordon Frederick Browne")
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.jpg "Uma, or The Beach of Falesa, by Robert Louis Stevenson by Gordon Frederick Browne")
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.jpg "Petruchio: Fear not, sweet wench, they shall not touch thee Kate, I")
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.jpg "Hamlet sees his father")
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.jpg "Uma, or The Beach of Falesa, by Robert Louis Stevenson by Gordon Frederick Browne")
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.jpg "Oyez! Oyez! Oyez! by Gordon Frederick Browne")
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.jpg "Joan of Arc by Gordon Frederick Browne")
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.jpg "The Return of General Ian Hamilton")
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.jpg "Union Is Strength by Gordon Frederick Browne")
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.jpg "A scene from William Shakespeare")
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.jpg "The travelling companion flew behind her, from Fairy Tales from Hans Anderson, pub 1919 by Gordon Frederick Browne")
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.jpg "Uma, or The Beach of Falesa, by Robert Louis Stevenson by Gordon Frederick Browne")
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.jpg "A Way they have in the Navy by Gordon Frederick Browne")
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.jpg "A Biter Bit, an Incident with Sir Redvers Buller")
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.jpg "A Last Look at President McKinley, the Lying-in-State at Washington by Gordon Frederick Browne")
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.jpg "General Whitelocke Was Tried by Court-Martial, 1902 by Gordon Frederick Browne")
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.jpg "A Timely Rescue by his Master, a Scene in Johannesburg by Gordon Frederick Browne")
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.jpg "Valentine: Ruffian, let go that rude uncivil touch, A scene from Shakespeare")
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.jpg "Belgian Wounded Returning from Liege by Gordon Frederick Browne")
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.jpg "Christmas Greetings, All Things Come to Him Who Waits by Gordon Frederick Browne")
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.jpg "A scene from William Shakespeare")
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.jpg "Winter Scenes by Gordon Frederick Browne")
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.jpg "The Construction of the Bridge Over the Guadiana, Illustration from")
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.jpg "Peter the Hermit by Gordon Frederick Browne")
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