Brompton Park House
watercolor
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
watercolor
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
Brompton Park House is a watercolor by Anthony Carey Stannus, held at Victoria and Albert Museum.
This watercolor shows a quiet street with a two-story brick building. The house has a balcony with a black railing, and vines climb up one side. A man in dark clothes stands near the front door, reading something. Trees line the street, and the ground looks damp, like it rained recently. The artist used soft colors—greens, browns, and pale blues—to keep it calm. The light hits the building at an angle, making the bricks glow slightly. Next, check out Stannus, Anthony Carey to see how he made this scene feel so peaceful.
A watercolour drawing on paper by Anthony Carey Stannus depicts a topographical view of Brompton Park House, which was demolished after 1901, featuring three figures and an easel.
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Anthony Carey Stannus painted quiet watercolours of 19th-century buildings and streets.
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