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About Charles Blomfield
Charles Blomfield (5 January 1848–15 March 1926) was an English-born artist who executed several paintings of New Zealand landscapes, including the Pink and White Terraces, a notable natural feature that was later destroyed in the 1886 eruption of Tarawera.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Blomfield_(artist)
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Grace Blomfield
http://historyandmystery.homestead.com/DATA2index.html
FROM OUR NEW ZEALAND BLOMFIELD PEDIGREE, ONE OF NEW ZEALAND'S FAMOUS SONS: CHARLES BLOMFIELD: BORN BOW BELLS, LONDON, ENGLAND, 1848.DEATH: NEW ZEALAND, PONSONBY AUCKLAND 1926, SPOUSE ELLEN SARAH WILD...... FATHER, WILLIAM BLOMFIELD,(BROTHER OF MY GREATGRANDFATHER THOMAS NEVILL BLOMFIELD) MOTHER ELIZABETH EMILY HICKMAN. CHARLES BLOMFIELD IS REMEMBERED FOR HIS FAMOUS PAINTINGS OF THE PINK AND WHITE TERRACES, BEFORE THEY WERE UTTERLY DESTROYED BY THE SPECTACULAR BUT FATAL MT TARAWERA ERRUPTION, TAUPO NZ. CHARLES BLOMFIELD WAS AN AVID EXPLORER OF THE THEN WILD NEW ZEALAND COUNTYSIDE, AND HAS LEFT US A LEGACY OF MANY BEAUTIFUL PAINTINGS AND SKETCHES OF THE EARLY NEW ZEALAND LANDSCAPE, WHICH ARE A VERY IMPORTANT PART OF OUR NEW ZEALAND HERITAGE AND HISTORY.I MYSELF OWN A VERY LOVELY PRINT OF C. BLOMFIELD'S 1888 VERSION OF THE PINK AND WHITE TERRACES, ONCE DEEMED TO BE THE 8TH WONDER OF THE WORLD.
Charles Blomfield is a part of my New Zealand Family Pedigree. His mother Elizabeth Emily Blomfield, widow of William Blomfield UK, came to New Zealand with her family on the S.S. Gertrude in 1863. CharlesBlomfield as you know was a painter of some renown, of the early New Zealand landscape and particulary of the famous pink and white terraces. A good book of his life written by Muriel Williams " Charles Blomfield,his life and times" can be purchased at any good book shop and Tuttles Bookshop USA I have a link for that on my website.Good hunting!Grace:>)
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Grace Blomfield
http://historyandmystery.homestead.com/DATA2index.html
FROM OUR NEW ZEALAND BLOMFIELD PEDIGREE, ONE OF NEW ZEALAND'S FAMOUS SONS: CHARLES BLOMFIELD: BORN BOW BELLS, LONDON, ENGLAND, 1848.DEATH: NEW ZEALAND, PONSONBY AUCKLAND 1926, SPOUSE ELLEN SARAH WILD...... FATHER, WILLIAM BLOMFIELD,(BROTHER OF MY GREATGRANDFATHER THOMAS NEVILL BLOMFIELD) MOTHER ELIZABETH EMILY HICKMAN. CHARLES BLOMFIELD IS REMEMBERED FOR HIS FAMOUS PAINTINGS OF THE PINK AND WHITE TERRACES, BEFORE THEY WERE UTTERLY DESTROYED BY THE SPECTACULAR BUT FATAL MT TARAWERA ERRUPTION, TAUPO NZ. CHARLES BLOMFIELD WAS AN AVID EXPLORER OF THE THEN WILD NEW ZEALAND COUNTYSIDE, AND HAS LEFT US A LEGACY OF MANY BEAUTIFUL PAINTINGS AND SKETCHES OF THE EARLY NEW ZEALAND LANDSCAPE, WHICH ARE A VERY IMPORTANT PART OF OUR NEW ZEALAND HERITAGE AND HISTORY.I MYSELF OWN A VERY LOVELY PRINT OF C. BLOMFIELD'S 1888 VERSION OF THE PINK AND WHITE TERRACES, ONCE DEEMED TO BE THE 8TH WONDER OF THE WORLD.
Charles Blomfield is a part of my New Zealand Family Pedigree. His mother Elizabeth Emily Blomfield, widow of William Blomfield UK, came to New Zealand with her family on the S.S. Gertrude in 1863. CharlesBlomfield as you know was a painter of some renown, of the early New Zealand landscape and particulary of the famous pink and white terraces. A good book of his life written by Muriel Williams " Charles Blomfield,his life and times" can be purchased at any good book shop and Tuttles Bookshop USA I have a link for that on my website.Good hunting!Grace:>)
- Residence: 1851 - 159 Holborn, Bloomsbury, Middlesex, England
- Reference: 1851 England & Wales Census - SmartCopy: Jun 2 2020, 22:05:13 UTC
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Charles Blomfield's Timeline
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January 5, 1848
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Bow, Tower Hamlets, London, Middlesex, England, United Kingdom
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1874
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April 30, 1876
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1876
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1878
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August 10, 1880
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Auckland, North Island, New Zealand
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January 10, 1886
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June 10, 1886
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Auckland, North Island, New Zealand
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