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Edward Julius DETMOLD

Together with his twin brother Charles Maurice Detmold, Edward Julius Detmold was one of the most famous illustrators of Victorian England. The brothers worked on their artwork jointly and were first exhibited at the Royal Academy at the young age of 13. Influenced by their uncle's Japanese woodblock print collection, their studies of natural history, and the Victorian practices of obsessive detail and idyllic scenery, the brothers' style was a unique blend of intricate natural detail and stylization. Mastering etching and aquatint in their teens, printmaking was integral to their creative process. They purchased a printing press and proofed all their plates themselves in their home. After Charles Maurice's unfortunate demise in 1907, Edward Julius continued creating illustrations and had a very successful career, illustrating the first English editions of such famous tomes as The Jungle Book, Aesop's Fables, and The Arabian Nights - Tales from the Thousand and One Nights.  
Edward Detmold - To The Promised Land - camels - etching Sold
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To the Promised Land

DETMOLD, Edward Julius

Etching printed on thin wove paper. Reference: British Museum 1923,0217.1. Edition unknown. Signed in pencil. 

The Falcon Sold
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The Falcon

DETMOLD, Edward Julius

Etching printed in brownish-black ink on thick wove paper. Reference: Campbell Dodgson 7. As issued in The Artist Engraver, April 1904.Fine selecti...

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