Golden Hours: Paintings of Arthur J.Elsley, 1860-1952

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Golden Hours: Paintings of Arthur J.Elsley, 1860-1952Arthur J. Elsley was the most popular 'chocolate box' artist of the late Victorian and Edwardian period; over 150 of his works were reproduced as prints. Long dismissed by art historians, this genre now demands reappraisal as an important aspect of Victorian art. Its appealing qualities are extremely accessible, presenting a comfortable, idealized world of clean, smiling children that has brought pleasure to millions. Terry Parker has interviewed

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