John Atkinson Grimshaw – Roundhay Lake (1877)

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John Atkinson Grimshaw – Roundhay Lake (1877)

“Grimshaw painted several views of Roundhay, initially because its new status was in contention. As the park was outside the borough boundaries, an Act of Parliament was necessary for the Corporation of Leeds to purchase the estate. On April 19, 1872, The Leeds Mercury described a commission given to Grimshaw to paint three views of the park to illustrate its splendour and extent to the Parliamentary committee in support of the Leeds Improvement Bill.

These views were, interestingly, nocturnes, and as the present work attests, Grimshaw remained deeply interested in this location and its moonlit appearance throughout his career. The setting inspired him to produce some of his most sensitive and poetic paintings.”

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