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The English school of painting was officially recognised at the beginning of the 18th century through the work of William Hogarth. It includes works by the most famous English artists, such as Thomas Gainsborough, Joseph Mallord William Turner, John Constable, Edward Burne-Jones, and Dante Gabriel Rossetti. This subject is introduced with a very unique text, published in 1882: a French study of English pictorial art. The author, Ernest Chesneau, was highly-cultured, an art historian and inspector of Fine Arts.
He explains the beginnings of this school which excels in portraiture and landscapes, and reminds us of the English brilliance regarding watercolours, not forgetting to include the work of the Pre-Raphaelites.
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Publish dateJun 30, 2012
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1ENGLISH PAINTING ENGLISH PAINTING
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3Index
4British soil a continual triumph.
5Portrait, Historical, and Genre Painting
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6of observation.
7The Old Masters (1730-1850)
8the difference in their bringing up.
9creates for the satisfaction of his fancy.
10The Old Masters (1730-1850)
11love; or the tragedian, Mrs Siddons?
12Antonio da Correggio, Diego Velázquez, and Rembrandt.
13The Old Masters (1730-1850)
14to one another.
15The Old Masters (1730-1850)
16Romney, John Russell, Sir William Beechey, John Hoppner, and John Opie.
17painter Ozias Humphrey (1742-1810).
18sculptor, Joseph Nollekens (1737-1823).
19The Old Masters (1730-1850)
20last for a day.
21friendliness of youthful reminiscences:
22in the noble art of portrait painting.
23The Old Masters (1730-1850)
24treatise on physiognomy into English.
25The Old Masters (1730-1850)
26his exhausted vein of talent.
27sat for Uncle Toby.
28The Old Masters (1730-1850)
29touches of keen and quizzical observation.
30continual fever and fury against the unhealthy life of the city.
31The Old Masters (1730-1850)
32instance, or by a pamphlet.
33France, John Martin and Edwin Henry Landseer.
34The Old Masters (1730-1850)
35Dickens, in 1855.
36representing The Progress of Human Culture: Orpheus, Ceres and Bacchus, The Olympic
37LANDSCAPE AND WATERCOLOUR PAINTING
38trace of their influence in the school.
39before his eyes.
40Landscape and Watercolour Painting
41but also true to his talent.
42Gallery, The Watering Place.
43amuses both eye and mind.
44such as Koerner’s ode, for instance:
45Landscape and Watercolour Painting
46beneath, Moonlight.
47Patrick Nasmyth, and Thomas Creswick.
48Souvent femme varie
49Bien fol est qui s’y fie.
50Landscape and Watercolour Painting