On March 15th, 2009 Anonymous (not verified) says:
The artist who painted "Coastwise Lights" was Harry Faulkner van der Weyden, son of Union Officer, artist, inventor and photographer, Henry vander Weyde. So he was a grandson of P H vander Weyde.
Harry was born in Sept 1868 in Boston MA and died in London in Sept 1952. He lived before WWI in Montreuil-sur-Mer in the Pas de Calais, France where he had a studio.
After the war he and his large family moved to England where he lived in Rye for a while. The "Coastwise Lights" apparently depicts Dungeness Lighthouse on the right and the lights of Rye on the little hill on the left.
The artist who painted
The artist who painted "Coastwise Lights" was Harry Faulkner van der Weyden, son of Union Officer, artist, inventor and photographer, Henry vander Weyde. So he was a grandson of P H vander Weyde.
Harry was born in Sept 1868 in Boston MA and died in London in Sept 1952. He lived before WWI in Montreuil-sur-Mer in the Pas de Calais, France where he had a studio.
After the war he and his large family moved to England where he lived in Rye for a while. The "Coastwise Lights" apparently depicts Dungeness Lighthouse on the right and the lights of Rye on the little hill on the left.