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Gainsborough

Name: Gainsborough
Brand: Thames & Hudson Ltd
SKU: 04422862
Price: 4853 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: William Vaughan
ISBN: 9780500203583

William Vaughan

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04422862

Publishers Thames & Hudson Ltd, March 2002

William Vaughan puts Gainsborough's work into the context of contemporaneous social and political de... Full description

Libristo code: 04422862

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William Vaughan puts Gainsborough's work into the context of contemporaneous social and political developments in Britain, and in particular the celebration of original genius in a time of burgeoning entrepreneurial commercialism. He also discusses thoroughly Gainsborough's life and work - his childhood in Suffolk; his 'apprenticeship' in London; his marriage and the birth of his daughters; his move back to Suffolk and the birth of his career; his move to Bath and his incredible success as a society portrait painter; his move to London in 1774 where he reached the peak of his career, despite falling out with the Royal Academy and not being appointed official painter to the King; and his death in 1778.