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The A/[asterpiece Collection
What could be more up-lifting
are decorated on to glazed ceramic
which can be laid neatly alongside tiles supplier
to gaze at as you relax in your bath
tiles, creating a new dimension in
of any thickness. There are eight tiles
than a work of art by one of the
bathroom design. These tiles are larger
in these frames, each ready mitred and
great painters of the past?
and thicker than our normal tiles.
available in a choice of three colours.
These painstakingly accurate
To complement these works of art we
reproductions of historic paintings
have developed matching frame sets
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Alma-Tadema
(1836-1912)
Although Dutch by birth, Alma-Tadema spent most of his working life in England. He was particularly noted for his paintings of elegant female figures in classical Greek and Roman settings and was described by Punch as a "marbellous artist" for his skill in depicting marble.
The vivid blue of the Mediterranean is a recurring theme in his work and forms the backdrop for three of the four paintings selected by Original Style.
6358 Alma-Tadema:
At Aphrodite's Design cradle (1908), private collection.
6361 Alma-Tadema:
A Coign of Vantage (1895), private collection.
Dimensions for all 4 Alma-Tadema tiles Picture tile only:
560 x 380 x 10mm (22" x 14 3/4" x 1/3")
With frame:
630 x 450mm (241/2" x 171/2")
Matching Frame Sets also available: 6366A Brilliant White. 6366B Colonial White.
6366N Black.
6360 Alma-Tadema: Silver Favourites (1903), Manchester City Art Gallery.
6359 Alma-Tadema:
The Baths of Caracalla (1899), private collection.
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