Silver Morning, Aldeburgh 1932 by Algernon Talmage
Algernon Talmage – Greetings Card
Algernon Talmage was born in Fifield, Oxfordshire, the son of Rev. John Mayow Talmage, a clergyman of Cornish stock. During his childhood, Talmage got into an accident with a gun, permanently injuring his right hand. As a result, he painted with his left hand and was exempt from active service in the First World War. In 1892, Talmage studied under Hubert von Herkomer at the Herkomer School of Art in Bushey. There, he painted alongside Lucy Kemp-Welch, both of whom shared a great interest in landscapes and horses. He later moved to St Ives, Cornwall, where he joined the St Ives School and founded an artists’ club. The Cornish coastline heavily influenced his work and helped establish his characteristic mellow palette and enchanting use of light.
Key Features:
- Folded greetings card featuring artwork inspired by Algernon Talmage
- Blank inside for your personalised message
- Includes matching envelope supplied in a protective cellophane wrapper
Specifications:
| Style/Type | Folded Greetings Card with Envelope |
| Message | Blank Inside |
| Size | 175 x 125mm |
| Packaging | Supplied in cellophane wrapper |
| 10% Discount | Order any FIVE cards for a 10% discount |
| 15% Discount | Order any TEN cards for a 15% discount |
| Discount Info | Discount applied automatically at checkout |
| Code | AT1 |
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