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Subject: Re: Who is Henry Emdens & William Telbin. Have you seen their paintings Tue May 07, 2013 5:20 pm
impi,
Henry Emden and William Lewis Telbin were both scenic artists (and designers) for the theatre.
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Subject: Re: Who is Henry Emdens & William Telbin. Have you seen their paintings Tue May 07, 2013 6:48 pm
Is there any of there work on the web!!!!!
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Subject: Re: Who is Henry Emdens & William Telbin. Have you seen their paintings Tue May 07, 2013 7:50 pm
liitlehand,
I’m not having much luck finding any paintings by the two gentlemen. To make thing a little confusing, there are 2 “William Telbin” – father and son, and both scene artists. The father was born around 1813 and died in 1873, so he didn’t do any Zulu War painting. He apparently did quite a few others and there are some on the internet.
William Telbin ( Jr.) was born in 1846 and died 1931. He has one painting that I could find. It is called “Damascas” and can be found at the link below. You may have to scroll down a bit.