Haddon, Arthur Trevor

Courtyards, fountains and narrow streets give prints by Arthur Trevor Haddon an intimate view of southern Spain. Haddon (186...

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Courtyards, fountains and narrow streets give prints by Arthur Trevor Haddon an intimate view of southern Spain. Haddon (1864–1941), a British painter and illustrator, is represented here by views published in 1908, chiefly of Andalusia. Córdoba's riverside houses and mill appear beside the Alhambra, the Generalife gardens and the streets below the palace at Granada, with the Court of the Lions by moonlight and views towards the Sierra Nevada. Markets in Málaga, lemon packing, water carriers and an Andalusian dance show work and social life, while the gateways and fountains of Ronda and the river frontage at Orihuela lead away from the great monuments. His buildings frame small figures, plants and the business of daily life.

Courtyards, fountains and narrow streets give prints by Arthur Trevor Haddon an intimate view of southern Spain. Haddon (1864–1941), a British painter and illustrator, is represented here by views published in 1908, chiefly of Andalusia. Córdoba's riverside houses and mill appear beside the Alhambra, the Generalife gardens and the streets below the palace at Granada, with the Court of the Lions by moonlight and views towards the Sierra Nevada. Markets in Málaga, lemon packing, water carriers and an Andalusian dance show work and social life, while the gateways and fountains of Ronda and the river frontage at Orihuela lead away from the great monuments. His buildings frame small figures, plants and the business of daily life.

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