James Tissot, On the Thames (Oh How Happy I Could Be with Either?), c. 1876 Frame:natural The Hepworth Wakefield is home

The Hepworth Wakefield is home to the largest public collection of Albert Wainwright's work

Dimensions: 180x240x15mm

the importance of function to form

They serve as a further illustration that the process of digitising an object or physical situation and the subsequent attempt to recreate the object or image loses its original meaning or use and is therefore futile

All funds raised through the sale of the edition allow us to present ambitious and captivating exhibitions

James Tissot, On the Thames (Oh How Happy I Could Be with Either?), c. 1876 Frame:natural The Hepworth Wakefield is homeJacques Joseph [James] Tissot (1836 1902) was born in Nantes, France and made his name as an artist from the 1860s onwards, painting scenes of contemporary Parisian society. He moved to London in 1871 where he stayed for a decade, living amongst a community of artists in the St Johns Wood area of London. He maintained a fascination with England throughout his life, even changing his name to James to appeal to the British public and collectors, amongst