Fine Paintings by Hugh Bandon-Cox
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Hugh Brandon-Cox
Spring Morning Norfolk
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Thurne Mill
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Blakeney from Stiffkey
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Waders
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Owl published in a book
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Norfolk in Autumn
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The Emotion of Evening flight
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Brent Geese over the coast North Norfolk
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Brent Geese Over Cley
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A Corner at Brancaster Staithe
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Bare Tree in Mid-Winter Norfolk
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Heron on Branch
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Knott on Foreshore
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Canada Geese in Flight
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Avocets
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Avocets
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Canada Geese in flight
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Swans in Flight
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Geese in a Summer Norfolk Lane
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Winter Afternoon North Norfolk
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Farm Yard North Norfolk
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Wigeon in Flight
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January Morning Norfolk
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Blakeney Sunset Brent Flight
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Homeward in Winter North Norfolk
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January Morning Norfolk
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Norfolk Landscape Geese Alighting
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Homeward in Winter North Norfolk
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Norfolk Winter Landscape
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Pheasant In Autumn North Norfolk
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Fishermen Landing on the Beach 1987 Cley
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Nesting Gulls on Cliff Face
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Winter Morning North Norfolk
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November Afternoon Blickling
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Pink Feet Rising at Scolthead
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Pink Feet Evening North Norfolk
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Canada Geese Sunset Norfolk
Hugh Brandon-Cox, who has died aged 86 in 2004, was an artist, explorer and writer inspired as much by the wildlife and wind-swept expanses of the north Norfolk coast as of northern Scandinavia.
Brandon-Cox wrote and illustrated a series of books about his travels in Norway and the Arctic circle and later wrote books which evoked the bleak grandeur of the coastal scenery and the timeless quality of the Norfolk countryside. In his later years he became equally well known for his watercolours of Norfolk country scenes and wildlife, which were eagerly sought by collectors.
Hugh Brandon-Cox was born on June 14 1917 at Elmstead Market, Essex. His father, Colonel John Brandon-Cox, a well-known naturalist and explorer, had been killed during a Zulu uprising in Southern Africa (where he was serving as District Commissioner) a few months before his only son was born. He remained an important influence on Hugh, who conceived a firm ambition to become an explorer.