Yellow Houses: Difference between revisions

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A collection of houses built or painted yellow

The Grade I Stokesay Castle: the finest and best-preserved fortified medieval manor house in England
Stogursey Castle near Bridgewater, Somerset.
SpadenaHouse 1921, Beverly Hills, California. Designed by Hollywood art director Harry Oliver, who went on to play a major role in Storybook architecture.

Halstead Road in Snow by Eric Ravilious 1935 (Private Collection). Sheepcot House, Castle Hedingham, Essex.
Duke of Hereford’s Knob by Eric Ravilious 1938 (Private Collection). Hill also known as Y Twmpa. Capel-y-ffin, Powys. Baptist chapel.
‘Yellow House’ by Debbie Mama Crisswell
'Bayswater' by Noel Spencer, 1960
An abandoned house in Pyla, Cyprus. Watercolour painting by David Easton bit.ly/2BnuzKr
‘The Yellow House’ by Vincent Van Gogh 1888, now in the Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam.
Mount House and Garden, Alderley, Gloucestershire by Marianne North 1887 (@kewgardens). Home of botanist and painter Marianne North 1886-90.
Winter Afternoon, Chalk Farm by Geoffrey Rhoades 1935
‘Foggy Winter Day. To the Left a Yellow House. Deep Snow.’ L. A. Ring, oil on canvas, 1910.
Hans Herr House, 1949 By Andrew Wyeth
A 1913 painting by William Ratcliffe depicts a quintessential scene of a Swedish cottage in winter.
The Yellow House by German Expressionist painter Gabriele Munter.
’ Sunlight on a Building’ painted in 1937 has the Scottish artist James Proudfoot.

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 File:WilliamRatcliffe-SwedishHouse.jpeg|A 1913 painting by William Ratcliffe depicts a quintessential scene of a Swedish cottage in winter.
 File:TheYellowHouse-Gabriele Munter.jpeg|The Yellow House by German Expressionist painter Gabriele Munter.
+File:SunlightOnABuilding.jpeg|’ Sunlight on a Building’ painted in 1937 has the Scottish artist James Proudfoot.
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