'Antoinette,Vaugelas.'   'Bamburgh'    'Street with the Sundial'     'Cecilia reading poems'       'Autichamp'     'Sicilian Rendezvous'         'Quintet'
                                                                  

    'Variations VI'   'Cecilia and Joanna'   'A gift of gladioli'   'The Newspaper'          'The Book of Poems'         'The Jewel box'         'Subject of TWO'

                                                                          

'Ancient Doorway  '     'The Beach Game'   'Souvenir of Barbaste'   'The Blue Ribbon'   'The Unsuccessful Shrimper'     'Cecila Reading'     'Cecila Reclining'
'Cordes'
                                                       

'The Pool of Echoes'   'Model Reclining'   'Italian courtyard'   'Under the terrace, Brantome'   'Variations II'          'Summertime Uzes'


                                                         

'Madamoiselle Sophie'   'Studio Accessories'   'Palazzo'           'Cecilia in April'              'Janelle'            'Devonport dockyard'

                                                                          

'Three Girls'   'Florentine Masquerade'   'The Looking Glass'   'Carlotta on the Loire'   'Royal Academy Courtyard'     'Gossip St.Jeannet'             'Ray' 

                                                          

'Roccoco Aphrodite'           'Fiametta'              'Renee'            'Le Castellet'             'Amanda'           'Little sewing girl,Sospel'

                                                                       

'Cecilia in June'   'In a Burgundian Granary'   'Cecilia and her studies'   'Symposium at Lucenay'   'Variations III'     'Mme. Pompadour'           'Mme. Du Barry'

                                                           

'Model and Critic'   'Giselle and Julietta'     'Model For Elegance'    'La Belle Posuese, Nerac'    'Reclining nude III'    'In sunny Perigord'



                                                                            

      'Europa'           'Silver and White'    'Lydia on the sands'    'Five Studies of Cecilia'    'Memorising Act II'        'Corisande'         'Mill pool, St. Jean du Cole'   


                                                                

    'Girl from Orio'   'Study in white'       'Beyond the Walls'       'Picnic at La Roche'   'Flowers in the cloister'         'Ray' 


            
                                                             

'Artemis and Chione'     'Gypsy festival, Eulalia'      'Sonnet XXIV'      'Confidential Exchanges' 'The Basket of Apples'       'Snow'

      
          

                                                                 

   'Acquiescent Angels'    'Mutinous Maids'   'Roxanne by the Ardeche'   'Judgement of Paris'     'The Red Background'    'Theroigne and Lucille'
           
      




                                                                            

    'The bridge, Nerac'    'Jesse and Jemima'    'The Mauve Frock'        'The Pink Frock'     'Riverside washing,Laverdac'    'The Mill Barbaste'    'Basket of Peaches'
           






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    'The Springboard'    'Two Models'            'Waves'                   'Castanets'              'The Silver Frock'     'St. Marks, Venice'


                                                                  

    'Discussion'    'October morning'    'La Voulte-sur-Rhone'    'St.Martin d'Ardeche'    'Gossip After Market, Perigord'  'The Interlude'     'Gitanas at la Galera'


                                                             
'Reclining Nude II''Teresa, Yolande and Anne-Marie'    'Group of Idlers'    'Venetian Festival'     'The Pendant'     'Victorian Diversions'

     
                                                            

    'Unseen Target'     'Variations IV'      'Holiday after Ramadan'        'Balance'              'Reclining Nude I'       'Lavoir La Bastide'


                                                          

    'The Trio'        'Secret Retreat'        'Variations on a Theme'    'New Model'        'Three Groups, Viviers'    'The Dubious Bernini'


                                                           

'The Silver Mirror'    'Carmelita'        'A Question of colour'          'Danza Montana'           'Eve and Yasmin'        'Retreat from the sun'


                                                            

'Rosa and Marissa'    'The nun's class'   'Four sisters, Chazelet'   'An Awkward Encounter'   'Le Quatorze Juillet'      'Isabella of Lucenay'


                                                            
'Casilda's Petticoat'    'Anne Marie by The Loire'  'Esperanza'      'Essay in picturesque' 'Dance of a thousand flounces'   'Market Hall, Cordes.'    

                                                                     
'Models for Goddesses'    'Argument on the Ballet'    'Unwelcome observers' 'The two Victorians'    'Green Parrot'         'White interior'         'Araminta' 


 
                                                                       

'The Tale Bearer'    'Conversation Piece'      'Model for Vanity'      'Mirror of the ballet'      'The Wood Rick'      'The White Porch, Samur'       'The Hedonists'






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Biography of Sir William Russell Flint




Sir William Russell Flint. 1880-1969.

Sir William Russell Flint was born in Edinburgh on 4th April 1880.
Son of Francis Wighton Flint, already a watercolour artistand designer,
William was fortunate to have a background for an artistic career.After attending Daniel Stewarts College,
he entered the Royal Institution School of Art in Edinburgh where he learned the ground rules of line and colour which
he was to develop into his own inimitable style. However, the necessary discipline required of all great artists was
learned during his six year apprenticeship as a draughtsman at a large printing works in Edinburgh.

In 1903 Russell Flint was taken on to the staff of the Illustrated London News as an artist illustrator.
This was the era before photographs where drawings and engravings were the only source of illustration for this medium.
With the Illustrated London News being distributed throughout the British Empire, the name of William Russell Flint was
introduced around the world laying the foundation for the international status he later enjoyed as a watercolour artist.
Between this time and the first world war, Flint also worked with book publishers successfully illustrating classics
including "Thomas a Kempis", "The Song of Solomon", Mallory’s "Morte d’Arthur", Chaucer’s "Canterbury Tales" and Homer’s
"Odyssey".

During the war Flint was in the Royal Navy Air Service and by 1918 has become Admiralty Assistant Overseer – Airships which
took him back to Scotland where he renewed acquaintances with the School of Art.After leaving the Service, Flint travelled
in France and Spain and began to draw and paint the landscapes and small towns of the rural regions, although most of the
work we see today as limited edition prints are of his journeys through France.

In 1924 he was elected Associate of the Royal Academy and became a full member nine years later. In 1936 he became
President of the Royal Society of Painters in Watercolour. During the second world war, Flint and his wife Sybil lived
for a time on a turkey farm in Devon. His previous naval connection enabled him to visit Devonport Dockyard where he
painted as and when liked.

By the end of the war, the Flints were back at Peel Cottage, Campden Hill in London. William Russell Flint was knighted in 1947 and painted until his death at the age of 89. His career was long and
distinguished;and during his "second" half of his life ,Flint developed his distinctive style - with his work becoming
more free, when his watercolours, under his brush, could represent the soft textures of silks and satins or the stonework
of a town building.
His paintings give immense pleasure to many people across the globe and through his limited edition prints his work enjoys
a strong following from a wide public.

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