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Louis Henry Weston Klingender (1861–1950) was a
British wildlife artist. He
specialized in
highly detailed paintings of wildlife,
especially of animals...
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Francis Donald Klingender (1907 – 9 July 1955) was a
Marxist art
historian and
exponent of
Kunstsoziologie whose uncompromising views meant that he never...
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possibly related to the
original company.[citation needed]
Francis Donald Klingender,
Stuart Legg:
Money Behind the
Screen (1937),
pages 37-41
Retrieved 2012-10-31...
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addition was made to the rear (west) of the
building in 1921–22,
designed by
Klingender & Hamilton, in
matching red
brick but in a
Stripped classical style. This...
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customs reflects something of the
ethnic diversity at this period. F. D.
Klingender (1942),
Gericault as Seen in 1848, The
Burlington Magazine, Vol. 81, No...
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night journey through the
Black Country.
Based on this comment, F. D.
Klingender argued that this
image was in fact a "disguised
response to the industrial...
- Virgil's Tomb (three versions, 1779 to 1785)
Georges de La Tour F. D.
Klingender;
quoted in
Ellis Waterhouse,
Painting in
Britain 1530 to 1790, Fourth...
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besondre Schmeidigkeit und
Weisse des
Eisens in der M****e, und
deren klingender Ton ihn argwöhnisch machte, daß es wohl
etwas edleres als
Eisen seyn könnte...
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suburb of Melbourne. She
began work at her
younger brother Rodney's firm
Klingender &
Alsop in 1907; she
completed her
articles in 1912. She
continued to...
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whose directors included J. H. Tait and W. Gibson. Its
architects were
Klingender and Alsop, with ****istance from
Nahum Barnett. It was
built in the style...
