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Glasgow Boys in Your Pocket (Hardcover)
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Glasgow Boys in Your Pocket (Hardcover)
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List price R305
Loot Price R276
Discovery Miles 2 760
You Save R29 (10%)
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The Glasgow Boys revolutionized Scottish painting from 1880 until
around 1895, although their influence lasted until just before
World War 1. Painters such as Sir John Lavery, Sir James Guthrie,
George Henry, Edward Atkinson Hornel, Joseph Crawhall, Edward
Arthur Walton, and William Kennedy formed the main group of
painters, although there were 18 in total. They were a loose group,
with various friendships and painting groups among them. Influenced
by the Impressionists and post-Impressionists, they were also
inspired by Japanese and Dutch art. Their style went against
Victorian sentimentality and they brought the look of some forms of
Impressionism and post-Impressionism to Scotland, with fresh views
of the Scottish countryside and typical scenes from Scottish life.
They painted outdoors, and captured a way of life that changed
Scottish painting. Many settled after their early rebellious phase
into quieter styles, or moved away as the art scene evolved into
the Scottish Colourists' phase. As Glasgow became the fourth
largest city in Europe, with a massive explosion in its population,
money from wealthy industrialists, publishers and merchants became
available to support the art commissioned from The Glasgow Boys.
New walls needed art, as Glasgow celebrated its prosperity in a new
phase of building - the city centre saw a new Art School, and City
Chambers, and industrialists built homes in the country. The
author's understanding of the art world and the importance of
financial support and also painting techniques makes this book a
unique contribution to books written on The Glasgow Boys. The
Glasgow Boys are the subject of an exhibition at Kelvingrove Art
Gallery in spring/summer 2010, and then at the Royal Academy,
London until January 2011.
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