Tate glossary definition for impressionism: Approach to painting scenes of everyday life developed in France in the nineteenth century and based on the practice of painting finished pictures out of doors and spontaneously ‘on the spot’
characterized by scenes of rural life painted in a realist, often sentimentalised, manner
‘Girl in a Poppy Field‘, Peter Blake, 1974
Tweedledum cried Peter Blake 1970 View by appointment ‘It isn’t manners for
‘Portrait of Hester Smith née Dance‘, Sir Nathaniel Dance-Holland, 1769
known] Sir Nathaniel Dance-Holland date not known View by appointment Table Manners
‘The Lake of Geneva (?)‘, John Robert Cozens, ?1776
Chapérieux Francis Towne 1781 View by appointment Alpine Lake with Cottages Manner
‘Lago Maggiore, after J.R. Cozens. Verso: ?Beginning of a Drawing‘, Alexander Cozens
Alexander Cozens date not known View by appointment Alpine Lake with Cottages Manner
‘The Pont des Arts, Paris‘, Richard Parkes Bonington, c.1826
Procession Richard Parkes Bonington exhibited 1828 Landscape in Normandy Manner
‘Landscape Composition, with Cliff to Left‘, Alexander Cozens
View by appointment Large Landscape Composition with Dead Tree on the Left Manner
‘A Large Tree over Water‘, Alexander Cozens
View by appointment Large Landscape Composition with Dead Tree on the Left Manner
‘A Lake with Hills and Buildings‘, Alexander Cozens
Alexander Cozens date not known View by appointment A Town beyond a Lake Manner
‘[title not known]‘, Sir Nathaniel Dance-Holland
known] Sir Nathaniel Dance-Holland date not known View by appointment Table Manners
