THREE CENTURIES OF ENGLISH PAINTING-Три века англиской живописи - презентация на английском языке

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Van Dyck's portrait of Charles England didn’t have its own school of painting up to the XVII century. In the XVII-th century art in Britain had been dominated largely by the Flemish artist -Anthony Van Dyck. He is considered to be the father of the English portrait school. Anthony Van Dyck

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These works of Van Dyck were painted in the days of the artist’s glory . « Family group » « Self-portrait »

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'A Girl with her Dog', British School The XVIII-th century was the grea t age of the British painting

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THE BRITISH PAINTING The White Water Lily Robert John Thornton (.1768-1837/British

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THE BRITISH PAINTING

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William Hogarth(1697 -1764) was the first artist who created English national school of painting .

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William Hogarth was born in London in a family of a school teacher who was bankrupt and imprisoned for five years. So William had to overcome real hardships before he achieved his success.

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Art galleries of many countries are proud of having his works

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William Hogarth. “Self-Portrait” His « Self-portrait » with its unusual composition is a pride of the Tate Gallery, the Gallery of British art in London.

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Se - « Servant’s portrait » William Hogarth He portrayed not only people of the upper classes but also common people.

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William Hogarth. - « Shrimp Girl » This sketch is known all over the world as a classic example of harmony of form and content.

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Another famous portrait painter is Joshua Reynolds. Reynolds had an opportunity to study painting in Italy. Joshua Reynolds

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Joshua Reynolds was the president of the Royal Academy .

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Joshua Reynolds was the principal painter of the king.

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Joshua Reynolds - « Miss Siddons as the tragic Muse »

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Thomas Gainsborough Thomas Gainsborough is a symbol of Romantism in painting of the XVIII-th century. Thomas Gainsborough created the English school of landscape painting. He depicted portraits with landscape painting. « Self-portrait »

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We can visit the Hermitage and admire the « Portrait of the Duchess of Beautfort »

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The XIX-th century gave the world - John Constable and Joseph William Turner.

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John Constable « The Hay Wain » John Constable( ) was born in a wonderful countryside of Suffolk. Thus he became a landscape painter. He created his pictures in the open air. His masterpieces are : “The Hay Wain”, “Flatford Mill on the Stour”, and “The Cornfield” .

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John Constable « Flatford Mill on the Stour »

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John Constable « The Cornfield »

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Joseph Mallord William Turner was born in London in a family of a barber. In his childhood he attended Academy school of Art. At 15 he exhibited his first work , and at 24 he was called the first genius of the age. He had oil paintings , water-colours , and many sketches. Nobody could render colour , air , atmosphere than Turner. He left his art collection to the state. His best works are….. Joseph Mallord William Turner ( ).

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Joseph Mallord William Turner « Light and Colour »

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Joseph Mallord William Turner « The Shipwreck » .

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Joseph Mallord William Turner « Calais Pier ».

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You can see these pictures not only in the Tate Gallery in London, but in the Hermitage in St. Petersburg.

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REMEMBER PAINTING/ SCHOOL OF PAINTING LANDSCAPE PAINTING/ LANDSCAPE PAINTER ARTIST/ ARTIST’S GLORY ART GALLERIES To be considered… CREATE/ BEST CREATIONS CREATE in the OPEN AIR To achieve success

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REMEMBER PORTRAY “ SELF-PORTRAIT”/ PORTRAIT PAINTER HARMONY of FORM and CONTENT MASTERPIECES EXHIBIT OIL PAINTINGS WATER-COLOURS SCETCHES RENDER- colour, air, atmosphere. ART COLLECTION