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A Life Immersed in Rural England: Basil Bradley (1842-1904) Basil Bradley, born in Hampstead, London, in 1842, was a painter deeply attuned to the rhythms and quiet beauty of the English countryside. While his father, William Bradley, was a portrait painter who moved the family from Manchester to London seeking higher class commissions, it was within the landscapes and animal life surrounding them that Basil found his artistic calling…
The Lifeline
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