查尔斯滕尼克利夫Charles Tunnicliffe

查尔斯滕尼克利夫Charles Tunnicliffe（1901年12月1日—1979年2月7日），英国画家。

中文名查尔斯滕尼克利夫
外文名Charles Tunnicliffe
性别男
国籍英国
出生地马格斯菲特
出生日期1901年12月1日
逝世日期1979年2月7日
职业画家
毕业院校英国皇家学院

生活

Tunnicliffe出生于1901年兰利,马格斯菲特英国威廉Tunnicliffe第四幸存的孩子(死于1925年6月20日)巷结束农场,萨顿马格斯菲特附近佃农,以前一个引导和鞋匠,和玛格丽特(死于1942年2月21日)。他花了他的早年生活农场在萨顿,在那里他看到许多野生动物。作为一个年轻的男孩,他参加了萨顿圣詹姆斯石球小学,1916年他开始在马格斯菲特艺术学院学习。他赢了奖学金到皇家艺术学院的在伦敦。

他在卫理公会教堂于1929年结婚,区的,曼彻斯特,威妮弗蕾德Wonnacott(1902年6月24日- 1969年6月27日),一位艺术的学生,来自好莱坞,附近贝尔法斯特.

1947年,他离开曼彻斯特一所房子叫做“呼号之”Malltraeth的河口Afon Cefni在安格尔西岛直到1979年去世,他在那里住。

工作

Tunnicliffe曾在几家媒体,包括水彩画,蚀刻和铜版画,木头雕刻,木刻,scraperboard(有时称为版画),油画.

雪枭,安格尔西岛、日期未知。

Tunnicliffe的工作描述鸟类在它们的自然环境和其他自然的场景。他说明了亨利·威廉姆森的Tarka水獭.^[7]他的工作也是用来说明布鲁克债券茶卡结果被数以百万计的年轻人在英国在1950年代和1960年代。他还说明了大量的书籍,其中包括瓢虫的书。他的工作的特点是它的精密度和准确度,而且顺便说一下,他可以把鸟描绘成他们在自然而不是僵硬的科学研究。

从1953年3月,他画了许多封面插画皇家学会鸟类保护鸟的鸟类保护组织(RSPB)杂志指出,为后来的鸟杂志和一些。两份原件在长期贷款的画廊凸肚作为圆心,但在1995年皇家鸟类保护协会114年出售索斯比拍卖行拍卖,提高£210000;最昂贵的一幅鹧鸪,售价£6440。

在他死后,他的大部分工作是留给安格尔西岛的个人收藏委员会的条件,这是住在一起,提供给公众。这个机构的工作现在可以看到凸肚作为圆心(安格尔西岛美术馆)附近Llangefni.

与查尔斯和他的工作仍然是著名的威妮弗蕾德Tunnicliffe纪念碑艺术比赛,在Hollinhey小学每年召开一次,萨顿,这本身是建立在土地被正式的一部分农场他住在一个小男孩。

English Introduction

Life

Tunnicliffe was born in 1901 in Langley, Macclesfield, England, the fourth surviving child of William Tunnicliffe (died 20 June 1925) of Lane Ends Farm, Sutton, near Macclesfield a tenant farmer, formerly a boot and shoemaker, and Margaret (died 21 February 1942). He spent his early years living on the farm at Sutton, where he saw much wildlife. As a young boy he attended Sutton St. James’ C.E. Primary School, and in 1916 he began to study at the Macclesfield School of Art. He went on to win ascholarship to the Royal College of Art in London

He married in 1929 at the Methodist Church, Whalley Range, Manchester, to Winifred Wonnacott (24 June 1902 – 27 June 1969), a fellow art student, from Hollywood, nearBelfast.

In 1947 he moved from Manchester to a house called "Shorelands" at Malltraeth, on the estuary of the Afon Cefni on Anglesey, where he lived until his death in 1979.

Work

Tunnicliffe worked in several media, including watercolor painting, etching and aquatint, wood engraving, woodcut, scraperboard (sometimes called scratchboard), and oil painting.

Much of Tunnicliffe's work depicted birds in their natural settings and other naturalistic scenes. He illustrated Henry Williamson's Tarka the Otter. His work was also used to illustrate Brooke Bond tea cards and as a result was seen by millions of young people in the United Kingdom during the 1950s and 1960s. He also illustrated a number of books, including the Ladybird books. His work was characterised by its precision and accuracy, but also by the way in which he was able to portray birds as they were seen in nature rather than as stiff scientific studies.

From March 1953, he painted many of the cover illustrations for the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds's (RSPB) magazine Bird Notes, and several for the later Birds magazines. Two of the originals are on long-term loan to the gallery atOriel Ynys Môn, but in 1995 the RSPB sold 114 at a Sotheby's auction, raising £210,000; the most expensive being a picture of a partridge, which sold for £6,440.

At his death, much of his personal collection of work was bequeathed to Anglesey council on the condition that it was housed together and made available for public viewing. This body of work can now be seen at Oriel Ynys Môn (The Anglesey Gallery) near Llangefni.

His work is still celebrated with the Charles and Winifred Tunnicliffe Memorial Art Competition, which is held annually at Hollinhey Primary School, Sutton, which itself is built on land which was formally part of the farm he lived on as a boy

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