Goodall Thomas Frederick Collection

Pictures of the Year - VIII. "Mrs Charles Kettlewell", after T Goodall, RA, 1891. Creator: Unknown
Pictures of the Year - VIII. "Mrs Charles Kettlewell", after T Goodall, RA, 1891. From "The Graphic. An Illustrated Weekly Newspaper", Volume 44. July to December, 1891

Twixt Land and Water, 1886. Creators: Dr Peter Henry Emerson, Thomas Frederick Goodall
Twixt Land and Water, 1886

Water-Lilies, 1886. Creators: Dr Peter Henry Emerson, Thomas Frederick Goodall
Water-Lilies, 1886

Towing the Reed, 1886. Creators: Dr Peter Henry Emerson, Thomas Frederick Goodall
Towing the Reed, 1886

The Gladdon-Cutters Return, 1886. Creators: Dr Peter Henry Emerson
The Gladdon-Cutters Return, 1886

The First Frost, 1886. Creators: Dr Peter Henry Emerson, Thomas Frederick Goodall
The First Frost, 1886

Snipe-Shooting, 1886. Creators: Dr Peter Henry Emerson, Thomas Frederick Goodall
Snipe-Shooting, 1886

Ricking the Reed, 1886. Creators: Dr Peter Henry Emerson, Thomas Frederick Goodall
Ricking the Reed, 1886

Quanting the Gladdon, 1886. Creators: Dr Peter Henry Emerson, Thomas Frederick Goodall
Quanting the Gladdon, 1886

Evening, 1886. Creators: Dr Peter Henry Emerson, Thomas Frederick Goodall
Evening, 1886

During the Reed-Harvest, 1886. Creators: Dr Peter Henry Emerson, Thomas Frederick Goodall
During the Reed-Harvest, 1886

Cutting the Gladdon, 1886. Creators: Dr Peter Henry Emerson, Thomas Frederick Goodall
Cutting the Gladdon, 1886

A Norfolk Boat-Yard, 1886. Creators: Dr Peter Henry Emerson, Thomas Frederick Goodall
A Norfolk Boat-Yard, 1886

A Broadmans Cottage, 1886. Creators: Dr Peter Henry Emerson, Thomas Frederick Goodall
A Broadmans Cottage, 1886

A Marsh Farm, 1886. Creators: Dr Peter Henry Emerson, Thomas Frederick Goodall
A Marsh Farm, 1886

The Old Order and the New, 1886. Creators: Dr Peter Henry Emerson
The Old Order and the New, 1886

Taking Up the Eel-Net, 1886. Creators: Dr Peter Henry Emerson, Thomas Frederick Goodall
Taking Up the Eel-Net, 1886

The Fringe of the Marsh, 1886. Creators: Dr Peter Henry Emerson, Thomas Frederick Goodall
The Fringe of the Marsh, 1886

The Fowlers Return, 1886. Creators: Dr Peter Henry Emerson, Thomas Frederick Goodall
The Fowlers Return, 1886

Setting the Bow-Net, 1886. Creators: Dr Peter Henry Emerson, Thomas Frederick Goodall
Setting the Bow-Net, 1886

Rowing Home the Schoof-Stuff, 1886. Creators: Dr Peter Henry Emerson
Rowing Home the Schoof-Stuff, 1886

Poling the Marsh Hay, 1886. Creators: Dr Peter Henry Emerson, Thomas Frederick Goodall
Poling the Marsh Hay, 1886

Marshman Going to Cut Schoof-Stuff, 1886. Creators: Dr Peter Henry Emerson
Marshman Going to Cut Schoof-Stuff, 1886

Gunner Working Up to Fowl, 1886. Creators: Dr Peter Henry Emerson
Gunner Working Up to Fowl, 1886

Coming Home from the Marshes, 1886. Creators: Dr Peter Henry Emerson
Coming Home from the Marshes, 1886

Cattle on the Marshes, 1886. Creators: Dr Peter Henry Emerson, Thomas Frederick Goodall
Cattle on the Marshes, 1886

An Autumn Morning, 1886. Creators: Dr Peter Henry Emerson, Thomas Frederick Goodall
An Autumn Morning, 1886

A Reed-Cutter at Work, 1886. Creators: Dr Peter Henry Emerson, Thomas Frederick Goodall
A Reed-Cutter at Work, 1886

A Reed Boat-House, 1886. Creators: Dr Peter Henry Emerson, Thomas Frederick Goodall
A Reed Boat-House, 1886

Life and Landscape on the Norfolk Broads, 1885-86. 1885-86
Life and Landscape on the Norfolk Broads, 1885-86

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"Exploring the Beauty of Nature: The Artistic Collaboration of Dr. Peter Henry Emerson and Thomas Frederick Goodall" In the late 19th century, two talented artists embarked on a creative journey that would forever change the way we perceive nature. Dr. Peter Henry Emerson and Thomas Frederick Goodall joined forces to capture the enchanting landscapes between land and water. Their masterpiece, "Twixt Land and Water, " transports viewers into a world where lush greenery meets tranquil waters. With their keen eye for detail, Emerson and Goodall skillfully portray the delicate balance between these contrasting elements. Another captivating piece by this dynamic duo is "Water-Lilies. " Here, they showcase the elegance of these floating flowers, immersing us in a serene oasis filled with vibrant colors and graceful reflections. But it wasn't just stillness that fascinated them; they also captured moments of action in works like "Towing the Reed" and "Snipe-Shooting. " These paintings depict scenes from everyday life along riversides, showcasing human interaction with nature in its rawest form. Emerson continued his solo endeavors with pieces such as "The Gladdon-Cutters Return" and "The First Frost, " which evoke a sense of nostalgia through their depiction of rural life during simpler times. However, it was when collaborating with Goodall that Emerson's vision truly flourished. Together they created masterpieces like "Ricking the Reed, " capturing laborious tasks carried out during reed-harvest season while maintaining an artistic finesse. One cannot overlook their ability to convey movement in works like "Quanting the Gladdon" or encapsulate atmospheric beauty in pieces such as "Evening. " Through brushstrokes infused with emotion, they transport us to idyllic settings bathed in golden light or shrouded by twilight hues. With each stroke of their brushes came an appreciation for Norfolk's natural wonders.