‘The Hop-Gardens of England‘, Cecil Gordon Lawson, 1874
fine art and design, named works(6,153) Rubens
Tate glossary definition for impasto: An area of thick paint, or texture, in a painting
seen in Baroque painting, for example in the work of Rubens
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Gallardo born 1979 Klaus Rinke born 1939 Jean-Paul
J.P. Hodin’s questionnaire completed by Friedrich Karl Gotsch, with an accompanying letter. [Translation/transcription] I. LIFE AND WORK DATA Full name: Date and Place of Birth: Art Schools visited: Dates, Names of Teachers: Friedrich-Karl Gotsch 3 February 1900, Pries on the Danish Wahld, Schleswig Art Academy, Dresden; Academy Cola Rossi, Paris Hans Ralfs, 1919; Oskar Kokoschka, 1920-23 Advantages connected with education in art schools: influences on further work: Dresden circle, Kokoschka, Dix and numerous international artists. In Paris, the Café du Dôme circle, especially Léger and Picasso, were certainly influential for a time, but was working independently from very early on, …
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