Above Corrie, Arran, Looking towards Glen SannoxJohn Stewart · 1889
Romanticism
1889
51.0 x 41.0 cm
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About this artwork
- Title: Above Corrie, Arran, Looking towards Glen Sannox
- Artist: John Stewart
- Year: 1889
- Original dimensions: 51.0 x 41.0 cm
- Format: Portrait
- Copyright status: Under copyright
- Movement: Romanticism
- Creative period: Mature Period
- Corpus context: scottish highland identity, echoes of turner and constable
- Keywords: heather and rocks art, glen sannox artwork, grey cloudy skies art
Questions & Answers
When was "Above Corrie, Arran, Looking towards Glen Sannox" made?
"Above Corrie, Arran, Looking towards Glen Sannox" by John Stewart was created in 1889.
How is the color composition of "Above Corrie, Arran, Looking towards Glen Sannox" by John Stewart built?
The color composition of "Above Corrie, Arran, Looking towards Glen Sannox" by John Stewart combines a statement contrast with a strong color unity harmony.
What are the author and date of "Above Corrie, Arran, Looking towards Glen Sannox"?
John Stewart made "Above Corrie, Arran, Looking towards Glen Sannox" in 1889.
What color harmony does "Above Corrie, Arran, Looking towards Glen Sannox" by John Stewart display?
"Above Corrie, Arran, Looking towards Glen Sannox" by John Stewart displays a strong color unity color harmony.
Which artist is "Above Corrie, Arran, Looking towards Glen Sannox" attributed to?
"Above Corrie, Arran, Looking towards Glen Sannox" was created by John Stewart. The information on this page describes John Stewart's original work.
How does the subject of "Above Corrie, Arran, Looking towards Glen Sannox" relate to John Stewart's usual themes?
Among John Stewart's recorded themes - romantic sublime nature, scottish highland identity, atmospheric mood & reflection, artist's exploration of place", capturing transient beauty, echoes of turner and constable - "Above Corrie, Arran, Looking towards Glen Sannox" brings its own focus on scottish highlands, mountain landscape, misty scene, romantic art, highland scotland, atmospheric view, natural beauty, pastoral scene.
How strong is the contrast in "Above Corrie, Arran, Looking towards Glen Sannox" by John Stewart?
The light-dark contrast of "Above Corrie, Arran, Looking towards Glen Sannox" is recorded as statement. Contrast describes how strongly light and dark areas differ.