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The document discusses the Golden Age of British painting from the 18th to 19th centuries. Some of the major artists from this period included William Hogarth, Joshua Reynolds, Thomas Gainsborough, Joseph Turner, and John Constable. Portrait painting was a leading genre during this time due to the patronage of private clients. Landscape painting also grew in popularity in the 19th century. The works of these artists, including Hogarth's moral paintings, Reynolds' portraits, Gainsborough's outdoor scenes, Turner's seascapes, and Constable's nature paintings, helped establish Britain as one of the major art schools in Europe during this Golden Age.
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- 1. “LOVE ART. OF ALL LIES, IT IS THE LEAST UNTRUE” Gustave Flaubert
- 2. THE GOLDEN AGE OF BRITISH PAINTING ( the 17th - 19th centuries) William Hogarth Joshua Reynolds Thomas Gainsborough Joseph Turner John Constable
- 3. “The Golden Age” of English Painting The period from Hogarth to Constable and Turner, that is the period between the 1730 & the 1830, is considered to be the Golden Age of English painting. Never in any other period did England contribute so much to the history of world art. English art had some peculiarities. Right from the beginning English artists worked almost only for some private person. That’s why portrait painting was the leading national genre of the English school. The landscape painting began to attract the attention of painters in the middle of the 18th century, but didn’t win the love of the public for a long time. It began to flourish in the 19th century. As for genre-painting it became popular at the end of the 18th century. Brilliant artists of that time made English painting one of the famous among the Europian art schools.
- 4. William Hogarth The first great English painter who raised British pictorial art to a high level Famous for so-called “modern moral subjects” A humorist and satirist Harmonious in colouring Capable and direct in theme & composition
- 5. The Marriage –a-la-Mode Marriage Contract
- 8. Shrimp Girl
- 9. Thomas Gainsborough The purest lyricist A brilliant out-door portrait painter Portraits are inseparable from landscapes
- 10. The Blue Boy
- 11. The Mr and Mrs Hallet Morning Walk
- 12. Mr and Mrs Andrews
- 14. Joshua Reynolds Portraitist Convincing likeness Denied static portraits A fine colourist A master of composition
- 15. The Archers
- 17. Love Me Love My Dog
- 18. John Constable Affection for nature An acute observer of nature Close to Impressionism A notable treatment of skies
- 20. A Flowerpiece
- 21. The Haywain
- 22. The Malvernhill
- 23. Stonehenge
- 24. On The Coast
- 25. The Sky
- 26. Joseph Turner (1775-1851) A genius seascape painter Reveals the grand beauty of the sea The dynamic force and movement A ship was a living creature to him
- 27. The Shipwreck
- 28. Fishermen At Sea
- 30. Misty Morning
- 31. The Fighting Temeraire (The Last Voyage)
- 32. The Funeral in the Sea