Nineteenth century people trying to be like the ancients. Probably not really like that but an afternoon of fun. Louis Hector Leroux, academic artist (1829-1900).
Category: Art
Glacier art. Thomas Hill, painter. Living from 1829 to 1908, he was born in England but mostly worked in America. Studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. Romanticism school.
Flower prints by American printmaker Blanche Lazzell (1878-1956). Known for her white-line woodcuts.
More Egyptian Revival items in my patreon public (free) post in my fall-winter series for today. Link below.
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A few more items than usual. Being sent lots of good ones by various friends/collaborators. They are terrific.
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An earlier world and a later eye. Rococo Revival in theme. Carl Schweninger the younger, Austrian artist (1854-1912). His father was a painter too.
Women getting out and about in an Italy that’s only a little while back. Angelo Morbelli, painter. Living from 1853 to 1919 he painted in the Divisionist style.
Cityscapes, two with trains. Maybe a few people if you look hard enough. Darío de Regoyos y Valdés, Spanish artist (1857-1913). Studied under Carlos de Haes.
Watercolors of an America that is slipping away but not gone yet. Painted by Sàndor Bernàth who lived from 1892 to 1984. Born in Hungary, he immigrated to the United States where these were painted.
Paintings with a lot going on, most of it all at once. Austrian. Hans Makart, academic history painter(1840-1884). Best known for his influence on Gustav Klimt.
Art in gorgeous colors swirling around. Algerian/French. Henry Valensi, artist (1883-1960). Studying art at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris, he imagined up the Musicalism school at the end of the 1920’s.
