Boxall Collection

Gipsy girl eating, Lewes, Sussex, 1964

Wordsworth [Boxall]
WILLIAM WORDSWORTH English writer

Boys playing with a home-made go-kart, Horley, Surrey, 1965

Two boys playing in the bath, Horley, Surrey, c1960-1979(?)

Girl on a space hopper, 1970s

Giant Trees
A landscape pencil drawing showing multiple trees, giant in statue, with knotted trunks, situated on a plain Australian countryside. Date: circa 1925

Richard Boxall England, 28 May 1995 Date: 28 May 1995

Self Portrait at the Age of about Nineteen, ca 1819. Creator: Boxall
Self Portrait at the Age of about Nineteen, ca 1819. Found in the collection of National Gallery, London

James McNeill Whistler, Age 14, after 1848. Creator: Unknown
James McNeill Whistler, Age 14, after 1848

Sir William Boxall, 1860s. Creator: John & Charles Watkins
Sir William Boxall, 1860s

A. V. Copley Fielding, W. S. (1787-1855). Creator: Unknown
A.V.Copley Fielding, W.S. (1787-1855). Portrait print of British artist Anthony Vandyke Copley Fielding, after a painting made c1843 by William Boxall, in the National Portrait Gallery

Harbour, Ligia, Levkas, Greece. Levkas is one of the Greek Ionian Islands

Harbour, Ligia, Lefkas, Greece. Levkas is one of Greeces Ionian Islands

Taverna, Nidri, Levkas, Greece. Levkas is one of Greeces Ionian Islands

Harbour taverna, Ligia, Levkas, Greece. Levkas is one of the Ionian Islands

Harbour, Meganisi, near Levkas, Greece. Meganisi is an island off the Ionian coast of Greece

Gathering seaweed, Portugal, c1960s

Mas Landing, 1960s
" Mas Landing", 1960s

Boy carrying hay, c1960s

Woman and pig, 1960s

Gypsy woman eating, 1960s

Gypsy man shaving, 1960s

Gypsy man with horse and cart, 1960s

Gypsy woman washing clothes, 1960s

Gypsy woman with dog, 1960s

Gypsy man with dog, 1960s

Gypsy girls, 1960s

Gypsy boys with dog, Surrey, 1960s

Gypsy girl, 1960s

Gypsy boy with cauldron, 1960s

Gypsy boys playing, 1960s

Gypsy girl eating, 1960s

Cyclists, Brugge, Belgium, c1960s. Two men with Avia sports bikes stop to chat

Gypsy man with cauldron, 1960s

Hunting with beagles, c1960s

Surrey Union fox-hunters, c1960s

Asian women in Birmingham, c1970

In the Bull Ring, Birmingham, May 1972. Women in the famous shopping centre

Couple on dodgems, c1960

Boy scouts learning radio transmitting, 1960s

CND demo, Horley, Surrey, c1969. Protesters from the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament marching in Horley. The CND was founded in 1958 after Britain agreed to the siting of American atomic weapons

Roadside gipsy family re-housed, 1960s

CND demo, Horley, Surrey, c1968. Protesters from the Highgate branch of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament marching in Horley

Members of Bromley Young Communists leading a CND demonstration, Horley, Surrey, c1964-1970
Members of Bromley Young Communists at the forefront of a CND demonstration, Horley, Surrey, c1964-1970. The Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND)

Gipsy caravan, Outwood, Surrey, 1963

Children sitting on the steps of a gipsy caravan, Outwood, Surrey, 1963

Paris, France, c1965-1975(?)

A gipsy man gurning, Lewes, Sussex, 1963

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"Boxall: A Glimpse into Time and Artistry" Step back in time to Lewes, Sussex, 1964, where a gipsy girl indulges in a hearty meal, capturing the essence of life's simple pleasures. The name "Boxall" echoes through history as we delve deeper into the world of art and creativity. In Wordsworth [Boxall], we find an artist whose brushstrokes bring giant trees to life on canvas. Their majestic presence transports us to enchanted forests, where nature reigns supreme. Traveling further south to Horley, Surrey in 1965, we witness the boundless imagination of young boys as they race around with their homemade go-kart. Laughter fills the air as they embrace the freedom of childhood. A different scene unfolds within the walls of a home in Horley during the late 1960s or early 1970s. Two mischievous boys find joy and camaraderie while playing together in a bath. Innocence radiates from their smiles as water splashes around them. But Boxall is not just about capturing moments; it is also about self-expression. Richard Boxall's self-portrait at nineteen years old reveals his introspective gaze and artistic aspirations that burn brightly within him since ca 1819. The influence of Boxalls extends beyond their own creations; it seeps into other artists' works too. James McNeill Whistler's portrait after 1848 showcases his talent even at fourteen years old—an undeniable testament to how inspiration can transcend generations. Sir William Boxall steps onto this stage with dignity during the 1860s when John & Charles Watkins immortalize him through photography—a snapshot frozen in time that captures his grace and stature for eternity. Artistic prowess knows no bounds or limitations—A. V. Copley Fielding proves this with every stroke he paints upon canvas between unknown dates spanning from 1787 to 1855.