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George Charles Haite (British, 1855–1924)Nationality: British
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Description: [ WATERCOLOURS ] Subject to VAT - Haite (George Charles, R.I., 1855- 1924). Landscape with farm buildings and boat on the water, watercolour sketch, signed in pencil to verso, approx. 220 x 270 mm, mounted George Charles Haite was a landscape painter and illustrator who designed the cover of the Strand Magazine.
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George Charles Haite (1855 - 1924) was active/lived in New York / United Kingdom. George Haite is known for Land-and townscape painting. An English designer, painter, illustrator & writer, George Charles Haité's most famous work is the iconic cover design of the Strand Magazine , launched in 1891, which helped popularize the Sherlock Holmes stories of Arthur Conan Doyle.
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George Haité was born in Bexley, Kent. He was the son of designer George Haité. Haité was self-taught, beginning to paint at age 16. He painted in both oils and watercolours and designed wallpapers, leaded glass and metal work. In 1873 he settled in London to concentrate on his design work, but from 1883 began exhibiting at the Royal Academy.
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George Charles Haite (1855-1924, British), "Sutton, 24th Aug, 1900", pencil drawing, inscribed upper right and signed lower right, 145mm x 216mm, wood and gilt frame, Haite was an accomplished artist, a member of the Royal Institute of Oil Painters and Painters in Watercolours, and a member of the Royal Society of British Artists,Bought at Christies 06/04/2000, part of Lot 116
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George Haite was one of the most important pattern designers of the "old school" during Queen Victoria's ascension. Haite's "Cashmere" patterns are derived from woven shawls made in the Indian province of Kashmir.
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George Haité (1825-1871) was a well known and prolific designer of shawl patterns. By 1850 he and his fellow designers were drawing enormous and fantastic all-over patterns based on pine cones. They were of brilliant colour and had large repeats.
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1 of 84 designs for textiles including four for carpets and two for tapestries. On cartridge and tracing paper. Inscribed by the artist with colour notes, measurements etc. and dated. Mount blind stamped with artist's address 'Ormaby Lodge, The Avenue, Bedford Park, W.'
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