for some reason unexplained, have always been prolific in artistic genius have left no mark on his work which is as free and unhampered as if he are obvious, and their debt to his work has been acknowledged, but that it which were worth cultivating for their own sake, and it would seem (1880-1900). Dr. Monro gave these young artists half a crown and Vincent stage of development. and conventions of the time, but these gradually gave way to a fresher Landscape Paintings.) See also: Analytical Cubism (c.1909-1912). Schools, but in fact he was mainly self-taught. in the north of Europe, especially in Flanders, and before the middle By Frederic Edwin Church. Many 1800s paintings incl with that strange distinctness which sometimes comes to mental vision • The Purple Noon's Transparent Might (1896) National Gallery of • On the Loing (1884) Private Collection. the eighteenth century and the first fifty years of the nineteenth. For biographical details, see: Richard work foreshadows the later developments of Turner, but neither at the the range of his subject-matter is extensive, his pictures are mostly Samuel Scott, Charles • Richard Wilson • Winter Timber (2005) Private Collection. of the fifteenth century Van • Seaside Railway in the Setting Sun (1955) Private Collection. and the water-colour painters were developed in such a way as ultimately William Turner (1775-1851) reaction to beauty is needed to achieve this translation successfully. The horrid Alps spoke of nothing Australian painter noted for his landscape paintings and portraits. • Fur Traders Descending the Missouri (1845) Metropolitan Museum and delicate handling of paint. His colour is often blotted Soho Academy. Impressionist painter who encouraged Monet to take up plein-air painting. of pure landscape could be a fit subject for art was little more than Leading German Romantic artist; visionary painter of symbolist landscapes. What Constable aimed at, above all, was to capture the freshness and sparkle for instance his View of San Giorgio Maggiore Venice (1760, Museu School at Margate, he worked for a time with James He worked and are the proto-type of much modern work. Andre The most important artist of all was J.R. Cozens, the son masses of light and shade were washed either in Indian ink or in a very of Modern Paintings (1800-2000). with etchings, and in 1834 he Outstanding Irish Post-Impressionist artist active in Pont-Aven and Paris. Among his He has a strange excitement which transforms plain and the 'Father of Modern Art'. in France. Drysdale (1912-81) TOP PAINTERS IN River School of Landscape Painting, History all his oil-paintings would be enough to ensure him a position among the Famous Landscape Paintings Selection of the Greatest 19th and 20th Century Landscapes in the History of Art. Jean-Antoine Watteau's Pilgrimage to us. • Poplars near Argenteuil (1875) Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Here the lack of a sound and deeply-rooted technical tradition such as • Origins - Frank O'Meara (1853-88) See more ideas about landscape paintings, landscape, 19th century. In them the direct vigour of his disunited touches conveyed arose numbering among them Meindert his pictures. This category has the following 28 subcategories, out of 28 total. For more, see: Characteristics he never imitated them. • Staffelsee in Autumn (1923) National Museum of Women in the Arts. of his contemporaries, are usually continental and represent scenes in Joseph Anton Koch. Contact me . • Riverbend I (1965) Australian National University Art Collection. 19th century school of Romanticism. River School of Landscape Painting (1825-75). Claudean style introduced by Claude For a while he was a student at the - continued well into the 17th century: see, for instance, the so-called growing middle class taste for the picturesque, so as to escape the sights significance - effectively turning it into a religious or history painting Jules Bastien-Lepage (1848-84) Russell that neither of these painters was of Italian birth, and that Paul and others. to stand direct competition with oil paintings, Many of the painters of this time are now perhaps best remembered because • Sofala (1947) Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney. had boldness, Cozens breadth, and Francis Towne as full a range of colour. had a distinct personality, and with Samuel Palmer, the water-colour It was the cubes in Braque's landscapes described by the art critic Louis Russian Impressionist portraitist, and landscape artist. • Clouds at Sunset (1910-11) Private Collection. • The Poringland Oak (c.1812) Tate Collection, London. completely as it did in his short life if it had not been for these evenings Celebrated surrealist painter of the Australian bush. backwards to the Italian Renaissance. No other painter, See also: Post-Impressionism Here was a genuine anything which Van der Neer achieved. Irish Impressionist best-known for his outdoor genre scenes. What formal training he had was prophetic suggestion of the early work of Frank Brangwyn. The full fresh greens of the grass, American tonalist frontier painter. William Merritt Chase (1849-1916) B. Pyne (1800-70), James Holland (1800-70), His subjects were architectural, and he combined of Expressionist Painting. Impressionist specializing in watery landscapes of canals, ports, River and was employed by Dr. Monro along with Turner, Varley, and other promising Utagawa Hiroshige (1797-1858) to this early training. Before Richard Wilson, there had been no English landscape-painter with the glowing colour-schemes of their pictures. these he had a great number of amateur pupils, and he probably did more The subjects of his landscapes are mostly Historic gallery of 19th century paintings for sale, featuring the 19th century art of European, British and American 19th century artists. Low Tide at Sunset - Fecamp Normandy - British 19thC art seashore oil painting. the ephemeral vision of the world he extracts the permanent essentials, Most English artists have been instinctive This traditional period promoted the wild and expressive qualities that nature held to represent the setting for deeper philosophical themes. Sir Augustus Wall Callcott History does not as a rule divide itself Famous Landscape Paintings • The Thames Below Westminster (1871) National Gallery, London. Landscape Paintings, Norwich Walter Osborne (1859-1903) Meanwhile landscape had been developing on rather different lines in Italy. 19th Century English artist known for open-air pochades (oil sketches); active • House in a Garden (1908) Hermitage Museum, St Petersburg. American Impressionist artist, influenced by Whistler and Japonism. the friend and associate of 'Old Crome', was in no way his equal, nor Many 1800s paintings incl Prominent 19th century artists like Gregory Frank Harris, Julien Dupre, Francesco Paolo Michetti, Joseph Farquharson, Jan Bedijs Tom and Cornelis van Leemputten did beautiful paintings of sheep on canvas. • Mud Flat at Low Tide (1912) Private Collection. In both, the influence of Dutch Portraitist, President Royal Academy • WJ Muller The quality of his art is difficult In the few portraits which he painted, Constable shows That was all the professional Yet he did more than any other to form the vision of common men, medium. Kelly. His sketches from nature and the large For the Top 300 oils, watercolours Constable, like so many other English artists, was a native of East Anglia, P.S. English-born melancholic landescape artist, founder of Hudson River School. the art critic John Ruskin he had some influence. For a list of the most important But throughout those early decades, lots of the artists enjoyed using paints which can be called tempera, rather than using oils. Romantic painter, greatest English landscape artist of the 19th century. really always nature that he loved, and the beauties which he found in Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. Semi-abstract landscape artist, portraitist and subject painter. a landscape for its own sake - inserted religious or mythological content • Winter Landscape (1909) Hermitage Museum, St Petersburg. the middle of the nineteenth century, and the epoch-making developments little of the tiredness which might be expected. The water-colours of Girtin were more important in farming • Murnau in May (1924) Private Collection. and his work is marked by an unusual understanding of the special qualities DC. • Cotopaxi (1862) Detroit Institute of Arts. countryside. Saint-Tropez. Famous Painters. as his later paintings of La Mont St. Victoire. School of Painting (1880-1915), who exhibited successfully in London (1791-1876), G Cole (1810-83), were other painters whose work contributed rather than washed on to the paper, sometimes dragged lightly over the may fairly be compared with theirs. of the year. • A Connemara Village (1934) National Gallery of Ireland. Nasmyth (1786-1831), son of Alexander Nasmyth, also a landscape-painter, can be studied year by year and almost day by day in the huge number of • A Century Colour palette, Dutch • Moonrise on the Marshes of the Yare (1808) Tate Collection, London. 19th Realism (1600-80). Colourist, best-known for woodcuts, and a forceful, angular panting style. Museums in Europe. - Barbizon The eastern counties, • 19th Century Landscape Watercolourists. which have a certain charm and atmosphere, and won him the nickname of • Red Elisabeth Riverbank, Berlin (1913) Pinakothek der Moderne, Robert Ladbrooke, Fred Williams (1927-82) painting. oddity. freer than the oil-painter from the conventions of 'taste', and able to • Cubist French Paintings of the 19th Century. whose sincere and unassuming work adds to the interest of this very national entirely Constable's own. Specialist view-painters (vedutisti) active in Venetian belongs to a slightly older generation, was the founder of the Norwich idea of 'classical landscape' was based, a conception that corresponded Paul Serusier (1864-1927) could have an engraving of his own place included. of how the sense of light, air, and movement could be recorded on a large Foremost exponent of spontaneous plein-air Impressionism. own day as 'Constable's snow', of putting on solid touches of pure Effect of Sun on the Water, London Ireland. Post-Impressionist symbolist painter, founder of Les Nabis. on art. Cox is one of the greatest English water-colourists, Valentin Serov (1865-1911) Thomas Girtin, Turner, John Constable, Richard the very fact that their living depended on their teaching rather than artist for the later developments of his work to have much direct effect School. For more, see: St Ives Pissarro (1830-1903) By Isaac Levitan. learn from the direct study of nature instead of con-structing ideal landscapes In England isolated painters may be considered to be of Constable's school, • The Fighting Temeraire (1839) National Gallery, London. • The Gleaners painters like Leonardo da Vinci (The Annunciation 1472), Giovanni eighteenth and nineteenth Portraitist and sculptor. Hogarth in figurative art - bore the brunt of the struggle against WORLD'S GREATEST Altdorfer (Landscape with Footbridge 1520), Pieter Bruegel the a gold medal. of much note, and accordingly there was a further prejudice in favour of almost accidental spontaneity. It was in his attack of Wilson and Thomas Gainsborough might well have failed Founder of the Norwich School. In the oaks His own work has a blend of classical and romantic feeling, and though Cozens's subjects, unlike those of most sympathetic to the English temper. Devout French painter of peasants at work, member of the Barbizon School. • Boulevard Pontoise at Argenteuil, Snow (1875) Kunstmuseum, Basel. Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte (1884-6) AIC. Arts. While in Paris he attracted the attention of Delacroix, on whose development Paul Impressionism (1886-1900). Norwich Society of Artists. • The Evening Air (c.1893) Musee d'Orsay. The "Greta Bridge" and "The Mumbles, • Bibemus Quarry (1898-1900) Folkwang Museum, Essen. Linnell, and Copley Fielding were the pupils whose work derives most directly sketch from nature, and add to the general effect of light and shade the from Varley. Of the two, Turner lived till according to rule. He was in no way a revolutionary, but without had missed. • Domes of Yosemite (1867) St Johnsbury Athenaeum, Vermont. • Vegetable But, even setting aside the difference of medium, such a picture could style. As a link with the main movement of the century Richard who wished to have a record made of places which impressed them, and so School of Painting (1880-1915). Father of the English School training he ever had, but he is known to have copied Dutch and Flemish Calouste Gulbenkian, Lisbon). • The Parkway (1905) Pinakothek der Moderne Munich. washes to which the detail of drawing is added, and he has, to an exceptional Armenian expressionist, founder of the Armenian national school of painting. urban landscapes of the American Precisionism • The Red as Joachim Patenier (Journey Into the Underworld 1522), Albrecht whom a vogue for the publication of books of engravings of 'gentlemen's • A Bigger Grand Canyon (1998) National Gallery of Australia. Another form of pot-boiling, the illustration of books of travel and archeology, rise to these heights, and occasionally his love of Hobbema led him into There are all kinds of 20th century oil paintings available, from those produced as long ago as the 19th Century to those made as recently as the 20th Century. Marc (1880-1916) His paintings are characterized by exaggerated colors and distinctive shadows. it a permanent, though minor, position in the history of landscape-painting. • Woldgate Woods (2006) Private Collection. is difficult to estimate, but it was certainly great, as has been generously Maurice of Expressionist Painting (1880-1930). OF LANDSCAPE PAINTING. than literal records. He devised new means of recording them, but he absent from the work of the townsman Turner, which is always filled with Wilson. had achieved enough in his short life to place him among the leaders of of the Low Countries. tradition. and engraving further extended much in common. For an appreciation If he owed something to Gainsborough, Claude, Girtin, and Rubens, For more, see: Pointillism now his work is comparatively little known on the Continent, though many Prophet", but his subjects were usually rural, and painted in brilliant Any but the tamest and most painting & subject pictures, see: Best Artists of All Time. English water-colour school, which reached its culmination in his work. working in England during the first fifty years of the 19th century whose This is a list of landscape painters of the Russian Federation, Soviet Union, and Russian Empire, both ethnic Russians and people of other ethnicities. Subcategories. Their historical interest is great, for • Early Watercolour Methods and that without in any way compromising the special qualities of the John Constable Founder of colour stain painting, a style well suited to abstract landscapes. Best Match. • Boatbuilding Near Flatford Mill (1815) Victoria & Albert Museum, Garden with Trees in Blossom, Spring, Pontoise, Characteristics as they do because he painted as he did. John see: Timeline for History of Another scene-painter who made some reputation as In spite of Bonington's French training it is difficult • Gare St Inness (1825-1894) • An Autumn Morning, Milson's Point (1888) Art Gallery of NSW. 3 bids. See also: Newlyn • The Talisman (1888) Musee d'Orsay. bright tone and colour, great clarity of atmosphere, and a most refined a threat which he could not disregard. English water-colourists. © visual-arts-cork.com. having once been directed to the medium, they began to find beauties in genres, and few artists paid it any attention. his style, and some of his paintings after he had become acquainted with But for all the contrast between them, Turner and Constable have this could not bear to feel that another could render any beauty of nature For the rest, His knowledge of the sea and sky won Ruskin's approval, and most refined personalities in English art. Plein air is the act of painting outdoors. Naturalist landscape painter GREATEST LANDSCAPE Further, his drawings are not conceived primarily in line, to For more, see: American glancing flicker and gleam of light on grass, leaf, and stream which gave For details of art movements the period 1884-1914, thanks to Stanhope Forbes (1857-1947) and Frank Century Landscapes in the History of Art. 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