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Hooked On Reality - Telegraph john william inchbold s Mid Spring starts from the premise that it is the artist s job to paint only what is in front of his eyes at any given time. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/arts/main.jhtml?xml=/arts/2004/02/18/bapre18.xml
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Handprint Victorian Watercolors A more impressionistic painter in the landscape tradition was john william inchbold (18301888), who received some instruction in drawing in his native http://www.handprint.com/HP/WCL/artist12.html
Extractions: Victorian watercolors (c.1835-c.1900) represent the culmination of developments described under Late Georgian watercolors . They are a remarkable high point in the watercolor tradition, both in the diversity of the artistic styles and in the technical sophistication of the paintings. Yet this is also a period of imaginative mediocrity and naked kitsch: as Martin Hardie wrote, "to a large extent the water-colours of the Victorian era reflect the dullness, vulgarity, pretentiousness and self-righteousness of the period." Unfortunately, this dour critical verdict has consigned many amazing technical achievements to unjustified obscurity. These works still have much to teach the contemporary painter. First, the historical context. The conservative Royal Academy and the two watercolor societies maintained control of the top tiers of the art hierarchy, but dissenting or regional groups continued to form as watercolors reached the zenith of their institutional and amateur popularity. The groundbreaking Norwich Society of Artists Dudley Gallery (active from 1865 to 1882) provided unjuried exhibition space to watercolor artists excluded from the established watercolor societies, thereby sustaining market interest in the painting talents of unconventional professionals and accomplished amateurs alike. And of amateurs there was no dearth: this was the peak of watercolor popularity, when everyone from common schoolchildren to the Royal couple Queen Victoria and Prince Albert was out painting the English countryside.
Artist Biographies E-J - Victoria And Albert Museum john william inchbold (18301888). inchbold was born in Leeds and moved to London, where he worked as a lithographic draughtsman and studied watercolour http://www.vam.ac.uk/collections/paintings/galleries/biographies_e_j/index.html
Extractions: Jump to navigation THE PAINTINGS GALLERIES Eastlake was born in Plymouth and studied with the watercolourist Samuel Prout and at the Royal Academy Schools. He lived in Rome from 1816 until 1830, and exhibited historical and religious subjects, as well as Italian genre scenes. Eastlake is best known for his distinguished administrative career, as President of the Royal Academy and Director of the National Gallery. He published several books on artists techniques. Egley was the son of a miniature painter, and worked as his assistant. At the Royal Academy he mainly exhibited paintings of subjects from English history and from literature. His subject-matter and technique was influenced by the Pre-Raphaelites. A friend and sometime collaborator of WP Frith, he also painted scenes of modern life. Egleyâs later works are mainly 18th century costume pieces. Etty was born in York and trained in London. He was inspired by the writing of Reynolds to become a history painter, and visited Italy, where he was impressed by the rich colour and lively brushwork of Venetian painters, such as Titian and Veronese. He exhibited large figure compositions of nudes, which some considered indecent, and is now best known for his small-scale nude studies. The son of an artist, Fantin-Latour was born in Grenoble and studied at the Petite cole de Dessin and the cole des Beaux-Arts in Paris. He was also a pupil of Gustave Courbet, and a friend of JM Whistler. Edouard Manet brought him into contact with the Impressionists, who appear with literary figures in a number of his group portraits. He also painted Romantic allegorical compositions and produced etchings. Fantin-Latour excelled as a painter of still lives and flower pieces, which were especially popular with British collectors.
Extractions: John Brett was an English Pre-Raphaelite painter, mainly notable for his highly detailed landscapes. He painted mostly seascapes and coastal scenes that were influenced by the PRB and John Ruskin. His early paintings were noted for their skilled and elaborate detail. Consequently, later in Brett's career, his output decreased and he died practically unknown. In 1853 he entered the Royal Academy schools, but he was deeply moved by the work of the Pre-Raphaelites and the writing of John Ruskin. Same year he was introduced to Holman Hunt and in 1856 visited Switzerland, where he met another painter on the fringe of the Pre-Raphaelite circle, J W Inchbold (1830-1888). Inspired by Hunt's ideal of scientific landscape painting Brett on topographical landscapes and came under the further influence of John William Inchbold. He gained the attention and encouragement of Ruskin after exhibiting at the Royal Academy in 1858. Fascinated by the sea, he turned more towards marine subjects in the 1860s, especially favoring rocky coasts. In 1858 Brett exhibited "The Stonebreaker", the painting that made his reputation. This depicted a youth smashing stones to create a road-surface, sitting in a brightly lit and brilliantly detailed landscape. The precision of the geological and botanical detail greatly impressed Ruskin, who praised the painting highly, predicting that Brett would be able to paint a masterpiece if he were to visit the Val d'Aosta in Italy. Partly funded by Ruskin, Brett made the trip to paint the location, exhibiting it in 1859, again to high praise from Ruskin, who bought the painting. Other critics were less effusive, one describing it as a "gravestone for post-Ruskinism".
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