Grainger Street, Newcastle Upon Tyne

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Louis H. Grimshaw

(English, 1870-1943)

Grainger Street, Newcastle Upon Tyne, 1902

Oil on canvas

A Summer Shower

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Edith Hayllar

(English, 1860-1948)

A Summer Shower, 1883

Oil on card

Sixty Years Ago

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John Atkinson Grimshaw

(English, 1836-1893)

Sixty Years Ago, 1879

Oil on canvas

I love John Atkinson Grimshaw's leafeless trees.

A Summer Shower

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Charles E Perugini

(English, 1839-1918)

A Summer Shower, 1888

Oil on canvas

The Storm

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John Morgan

(French, 1823-1986)

The Storm, ????

Oil on canvas

The Rain It Raineth Every Day

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Leonard Campbell Taylor

(French, 1874-1969)

The Rain It Raineth Every Day, ????

Oil on canvas

The title is a quote from Shakespeare's Twelfth Night. But only that quote really has to do with the painting. You can feel the monotony, can't you?

In the Rain

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Albert Ludovici

(English, 1820-1894)

In the Rain, 1885

Watercolor

The Flower Market, Copenhagen

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Paul Gustave Fischer

(Danish, 1860-1934)

The Flower Market, Copenhagen, ????

Oil on canvas

Moonlight After Rain

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John Atkinson Grimshaw

(English, 1836-1893)

Moonlight After Rain, ????

Oil on canvas

Ooooh, isn't this painting creepy? I absolutely love it. It looks like it's straight out of a Gothic novel! The moonlight and the trees are perfect.