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The blossom-filled landscapes of Charles Conder
The young artist’s nights of dissipation were at odds with the sunny fecundity of his landscapes.
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The ruin-strewn landscapes of Hubert Robert
How Hubert Robert assembled new worlds with the tumbled remains of the classical past.
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The endless vistas of Joachim Patinir
How the Flemish painter was the first to make landscape the real subject of his art.
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The hidden disappointment of NC Wyeth
Despite his immense success as an illustrator of children’s classics, the artist longed for respect as a painter.
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The meticulous paintings of Winifred Knights
The artist’s output was vanishingly small, but extremely carefully composed.
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How Richard Parkes Bonington exported the English landscape tradition to France
Alongside the watercolourist Thomas Girtin, Bonington was the lost boy of English romantic art.
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How the German painter Lovis Corinth found his many moods reflected in a Bavarian lake
Corinth’s national aspirations weren’t enough for the Nazis, however. In 1937, 12 years after his death, seven of his paintings…
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