William Bell Scott painted by Frederick Bacon Barwell. |
He did a great deal of fine decorative work, for Sir Walter Trevelyan in 1855 at Wallington Hall, in the shape of eight large pictures illustrating Border history, with life-size figures, supplemented by eighteen pictures illustrating the ballad of Chevy Chase, in the spaces above the arches of the Central Hall, this scheme of decoration was completed in 1863-4.
Example of William Bell Scott's work in the Central Hall. |
Thank Ray for such a wonderful post. If you have some other paintings of William Please share on your Blog.
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