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- 2011401859 abstract "Village artists' colonies were extremely popular across Europe towards the close of the nineteenth century. They were not rustic retreats for dreamers, but highly-motivated, international forums for experiment and debate, at the cutting edge of artistic change. This study asserts that once the ideological decision was made to go to the countryside then practical considerations sustained these rural communities. The artists and their hosts were as varied as the topographies they inhabited, but coasts proved the most valuable option. The traditional stoic fisherfolk witnessed the sudden growth in the leisure industry, all of which helped to inspire generations of painters. This synopsis places the movement in context, using an holistic approach and bringing together a wide range of influences, such as innovations in technology, transport, hoteliers, art dealers, print-publishing and the modern art market.".
- 2011401859 contributor B12272902.
- 2011401859 created "c2010.".
- 2011401859 date "2010".
- 2011401859 date "c2010.".
- 2011401859 dateCopyrighted "c2010.".
- 2011401859 description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
- 2011401859 description "Village artists' colonies were extremely popular across Europe towards the close of the nineteenth century. They were not rustic retreats for dreamers, but highly-motivated, international forums for experiment and debate, at the cutting edge of artistic change. This study asserts that once the ideological decision was made to go to the countryside then practical considerations sustained these rural communities. The artists and their hosts were as varied as the topographies they inhabited, but coasts proved the most valuable option. The traditional stoic fisherfolk witnessed the sudden growth in the leisure industry, all of which helped to inspire generations of painters. This synopsis places the movement in context, using an holistic approach and bringing together a wide range of influences, such as innovations in technology, transport, hoteliers, art dealers, print-publishing and the modern art market.".
- 2011401859 extent "408 p. :".
- 2011401859 identifier "908964251X".
- 2011401859 identifier "9789089642516".
- 2011401859 identifier 2011401859-b.html.
- 2011401859 identifier 2011401859-d.html.
- 2011401859 identifier 2011401859-t.html.
- 2011401859 issued "2010".
- 2011401859 issued "c2010.".
- 2011401859 language "eng".
- 2011401859 publisher "Amsterdam : Amsterdam University Press,".
- 2011401859 spatial "Europe.".
- 2011401859 spatial "North Sea Region.".
- 2011401859 subject "750".
- 2011401859 subject "Art, European 19th century.".
- 2011401859 subject "Art, European 20th century.".
- 2011401859 subject "Artist colonies Europe.".
- 2011401859 subject "Artist colonies North Sea Region.".
- 2011401859 subject "N6757 .B374 2010".
- 2011401859 subject "Villages Europe.".
- 2011401859 title "Artists on the edge : the rise of coastal artists' colonies, 1880-1920 : with particular reference to artists' communities around the North Sea / Brian Dudley Barrett.".
- 2011401859 type "text".