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Painting Nature Biography

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Nature artist Taylor White was reared in rural Tuscaloosa County, Alabama where she was presented with the major influences that pointed her in the direction she has taken as an artist. She has received many awards for her work. Most recent being two top awards in the Wildlife and Employee Choice Award divisions of the Wonders of Alabma Art Competition. Also, lst Place and Award of Execellence at the Alabama Federation Flora and Fauna Show.

Her paintings can be found in pubic and private collections throughout the United States and Canada. Her compositions stem from travels she enjoys with her husband, James. She has been published in Wildlife Art News. Sporting Classics, Alabama Conservation, Alabama Wildlife,Southeastern Art Showcase, on the cover of Covey Rise Magazine and other periodicals. Her compositions have been used in commercial endeavors such as greeting cards T-shirts and bank checks.

 She participates in many group and one person shows throughout the country.  "I enjoy being in the field, sketching and collecting reference material as much as I love the process of painting. I am largely self taught. My best learning experience has been trial and error while working in my studio."

Taylor White was born at his family's seat in Wallingwells, a hamlet in northwestNottinghamshire. He was one of the five children, and the second son, of Thomas and Bridget (née Taylor) White. His father was for many years the Member of Parliament for East Retford and in 1717 was appointed Clerk of the Ordnance. His maternal grandfather, Richard Taylor, was the High Sheriff of Nottinghamshire and had also served as the Member of Parliament for East Retford.[3] White was admitted to Lincoln's Inn in 1720 where he studied law and was called to the bar in 1727. He practised as a barrister on the Northern Circuit (Yorkshire, Northumberland, Cumberland and Westmoreland) and eventually received several judicial appointments including Circuit Judge on the North Wales Circuit (1750) and Puisne Justice of Chester (1760). In 1737 he had also been one of the four counsels retained byGeorgia (then a British colony) in a dispute with its neighbouring colony South Carolina over trade with the Indians.On the death in 1769 of his elder (and unmarried) brother John White, Taylor White inherited the family estate at Wallingwells.

A friend and associate of the British philanthropist, Thomas Coram, White worked tirelessly to raise funds enabling the establishment of Coram's Foundling Hospital in 1739. He became one of the founding Governors, and it was in White's London house that the announcement for its first intake of infants was drawn up. Along with Coram and the Duke of Richmond, White and his fellow Governors were present on the He was one of the five children, and the second son, of Thomas and Bridget (née Taylor) White. His father was for many years the Member of Parliament for East Retford and in 1717 was appointed Clerk of the Ordnance. His maternal grandfather, Richard Taylor, was the High Sheriff of Nottinghamshire and had also served as the Member of Parliament for East Retford.[3] White was admitted to Lincoln's Inn in 1720 where he studied law and was called to the bar in 1727. He practised as a barrister on the Northern Circuit (Yorkshire ,evening of 25 March 1741 when the first children arrived.[6] He became a key figure in running the institution, serving as its Treasurer from 1745 until his death, and was largely responsible for the establishment of the Hospital's branch in Ackworth, West Yorkshire. A portrait by Francis Cotes of White working on his ledgers hung in the Committee Room of the Hospital along with works byWilliam Hogarth and George Lambert, and is now in the care of the Foundling Museum.[4] A keen art collector himself, White was instrumental in building up the Hospital's famous art collection, persuading many of the leading artists and collectors of the day to donate works to it. He also commissioned a large marine painting from Charles Brooking for the Committee Room and a painted glass window from William Peckitt for the Hospital's chapel.

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Painting Nature Pintings of Nature Abstract on Canvas for Kids Scenes Love Beauty and Environment Wallpapers Easy Scenery

Painting Nature Pintings of Nature Abstract on Canvas for Kids Scenes Love Beauty and Environment Wallpapers Easy Scenery

Painting Nature Pintings of Nature Abstract on Canvas for Kids Scenes Love Beauty and Environment Wallpapers Easy Scenery

Painting Nature Pintings of Nature Abstract on Canvas for Kids Scenes Love Beauty and Environment Wallpapers Easy Scenery

Painting Nature Pintings of Nature Abstract on Canvas for Kids Scenes Love Beauty and Environment Wallpapers Easy Scenery

Painting Nature Pintings of Nature Abstract on Canvas for Kids Scenes Love Beauty and Environment Wallpapers Easy Scenery

Painting Nature Pintings of Nature Abstract on Canvas for Kids Scenes Love Beauty and Environment Wallpapers Easy Scenery

Painting Nature Pintings of Nature Abstract on Canvas for Kids Scenes Love Beauty and Environment Wallpapers Easy Scenery

Painting Nature Pintings of Nature Abstract on Canvas for Kids Scenes Love Beauty and Environment Wallpapers Easy Scenery

Painting Nature Pintings of Nature Abstract on Canvas for Kids Scenes Love Beauty and Environment Wallpapers Easy Scenery

Painting Nature Pintings of Nature Abstract on Canvas for Kids Scenes Love Beauty and Environment Wallpapers Easy Scenery

Painting Nature Pintings of Nature Abstract on Canvas for Kids Scenes Love Beauty and Environment Wallpapers Easy Scenery

Painting Nature Pintings of Nature Abstract on Canvas for Kids Scenes Love Beauty and Environment Wallpapers Easy Scenery

Painting Nature Pintings of Nature Abstract on Canvas for Kids Scenes Love Beauty and Environment Wallpapers Easy Scenery