Bernard Walter Evans RI RBA (1843 - 1922)

Landscape Painter in Water Colours

List of Exhibits 1890-1899

Year	Society	Title	Region Where Painted
1890	RI	Rievaulx Abbey, Ryedale, Yorks	Yorkshire
		In the Village, Byland Abbey, Yorks	Yorkshire
		Byland Abbey in the Vale of Mowbray, From Warr Bank, Yorks	Yorkshire

1891	RI	Richmond, Yorkshire	Yorkshire
		Fountains Abbey "Thy Wreck A Glory"	Yorkshire
	RBA	Richmond, Yorkshire, from the Fields below the Terrace	Yorkshire

1892	RBA	The Riviera from La Napoule to Cannes	Southern France
		Cannes, South of France	Southern France
	RI	Fountains Abbey, Yorks "Lingering Winter Chills The Lap Of Spring"	Yorkshire
1893	RI	The Valley of the Wharfe from Bolton Abbey Moors	Yorkshire
1894	RI	Cannes, from the Villa Nevarda	Southern France
		The Duke's Country, Bolton Abbey, Wharfedale "How sweet it was to roam and dream With Autumn ripening towards the sere Where Wharfe's impetuous bubbling stream Ran Beryl: Deep and sapphire clear. The harmless fleecy people strayed And cropp'd the scarce less harmful bloom, While o'er the ruined abbey played The changeful skies in gleam and gloom." D. Christie Murray	Yorkshire
		The Duke's Country, Wharfedale from the Rectory	Yorkshire
		The Duke's Country, Wharfedale from the Woodman's Seat "Left to the screech owl's boding mirth A scorn to pride, a scoff to power, Still clings to long associate earth The shell of Barden's empty tower. And autumn's skies are coldly clear, And autumn's breezes whistle cold, And all the woodland far and near Is wrapt in autumn's robe of gold." D. Christie Murray	Yorkshire
1895	RI	The Duke's Country, Wharfedale in the Valley of Desolation	Yorkshire
		The Duke's Country, Wharfedale, the Glen at Eve	Yorkshire
1896	RI	A December Afternoon - Cannes and the Esterels from Californie, Am	Southern France
		St Cezaire near Cannes, South of France	Southern France
1897	RI	Fountains Abbey, Yorkshire, from Robin Hood's Well "Beside this crystal font of old Cooled his flushed brow an outlaw bold His bow was slackened while he drank, His quiver rested on the bank, Giving brief pause of doubt and fear To feudal Lords and forest deer. Long runs the tale - but village sires Still sing his feats by Christmas fires; And still old England's free born blood Stirs at the name of Robin Hood." Unpublished lines by Sir Walter Scott, given to the artist by Lady Ripon.	Yorkshire
1898	RI	From Goudon to the Mediterranean	Southern France
		Fountains Abbey and the Ladies' Garden, Yorkshire	Yorkshire
1899	RI	Gourdon and the Sant De Loup, near Grasse, South of France	Southern France
		The Wave Like Plains of France, from Grasse to the Mediterranean	Southern France