A Study in White
Acrylic On Canvas- WallArt
- American Impressionism
1900
Reading Public Museum
Charlesas Websteris Hawthorne'As (1872 – 1930)
Charles Webster Hawthorne – žymus amerikiečių dailininkas, garsėjęs įtaikiais portretais ir kraštovaizdžiais, ypač Naujosios Anglijos pakrantės scenomis. Kap Kod mokyklos pradininkas, įkvėpęs kartą savo tonaliniu stiliumi ir šviesos bei atmosferos perteikimu.
Reading Public Museum (Reading, JAV)
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This alluring portrait of a young woman in a white dress seated on a hill, presumably under a tree, demonstrates the general principles of American Impressionism around the turn of the century. The painting captures the fleeting impression of sharp contrast of light and the deep, rich colors of a summer day, with bold, visible brushstrokes in a lightened color palette. One gets the sense that the painting captures a contemplative moment of rest painted outdoors.The painting is dedicated to Hawthorne’s teacher and professional role model, William Merritt Chase. It bears the inscription: “To My Master Wm. M. Chase.” Hawthorne enrolled in Chase’s summer school at Shinnecock Hills, Long Island in 1896. There, the artist served as chief assistant to his master. Several years later, Hawthorne established his own summer school, the Cape Cod School of Art, which attracted plein air painters to Provincetown for the next three decades.
Apie šį kūrinį
- Pavadinimas: A Study in White
- Autorius: Charlesas Websteris Hawthorne'As
- Metai: 1900
- Formatas: Tall
- Autorinių teisių statusas: Viešasis domenas
- Kur galima pamatyti: Reading Public Museum
- Judėjimas: American Impressionism
- Kūrybos laikotarpis: Mature Period
- Kūrinio kontekstas: chase influence, coastal life
- Paskirtis: Accent
Trumpos informacija
- Subject or theme: Portraiture
- Movement: Impressionism
- Artist: Charles Webster Hawthorne
- Notable elements or techniques: Visible brushstrokes, tonal palette
- Medium: Oil on Canvas
- Title: A Study in White
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