The emergence of the professional watercolourist : contentions and alliances in the artistic domain, 1760-1824
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The emergence of the professional watercolourist : contentions and alliances in the artistic domain, 1760-1824
（British art and visual culture since 1750, new readings）
Ashgate, c2002
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [233]-250) and index
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内容説明
Accounts of the key artists who furthered the development of the art of watercolours have long been a feature of the history of British art, but this book places the watercolourists' achievement in the broader context of the emergence of a new professional group with its own distinctive identity. Illustrated throughout and drawing on a wealth of primary research, this book examines the multifarious relationship that evolved between watercolourists and oil painters, artisans and amateurs in this period and, in particular, describes the alliances they forged in order to enhance their status and ensure the commercial viability of their work.
目次
- Profession and the social history of watercolours. Part 1 Contentions: the development and maintenance of the media hierarchy - watercolours, oils and the Royal Academy
- dangerous associations 1 - watercolour and artisanal practices
- dangerous associations 2 - professionals and amateurs. Part 2 Alliances: creating new markets for watercolours
- establishing professional status and identity, c.1795-1824
- conclusion - watercolourists and their art in 1824.
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