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1. www.theartstory.org › artist › sisley-alfredAlfred Sisley - The Art Story

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   Alfred Sisley is one of Impressionism's most unjustly overlooked artists. This may perhaps be due to the fact that Sisley straddled two different cultures, having been born to English parents in France and later dividing his time between the two countries.

   • Nationality: British
   • Birth Date: October 30, 1839

   • Place Of Birth: Paris, France
   • Death Date: January 29, 1899

2. www.tate.org.uk › art › artistsGet to know Alfred Wallis - Tate

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   Hi, I'm Verity and I'm here in St Ives, a coastal town in Cornwall. Artists have flocked here since the Victorian times, attracted by the light and the landscape, making St Ives a hub for modernism, abstract art, and pottery. One of St Ives' best known artists was the painter Alfred Wallace.

3. drawpaintacademy.com › alfred-sisleyAlfred Sisley - Key Facts, Ideas and Master Artworks

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   Jul 14, 2019 · During his lifetime, he created around 900 oil paintings, 100 pastels, and many drawings. A Closer Look at Alfred Sisley’s Paintings. Sisley painted mostly calm landscapes in a typical Impressionist style, with simple forms, broken color, and a colorful palette.

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4. www.pierartscentre.com › blog › 20/8/2019Alfred Wallis - Early Years, Painting Years & The Artist

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   Aug 20, 2019 · Along with all of those who befriended Alfred, they helped shape a legacy which now places him as one of the most important artists of British modern art. ‘When art reaches an over-sophisticated stage, someone who can paint out of his experience with an unsullied and intense personal vision becomes of inestimable value.

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5. www.independent.co.uk › arts-entertainment › artAlfred Sisley: Why was the British painter forgotten from ...

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   Apr 14, 2024 · As a new exhibition opens in Paris to mark 150 years since the birth of Impressionism, Alastair Smart considers why Alfred Sisley, the talented peer of Monet and Renoir, has often been lost from...

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6. artclasscurator.com › art-theoriesWhat Makes Art Good? A Lesson and Explanation of Art Theories

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   Dec 8, 2019 · An explanation of four popular art theories and how each of them defines what makes a work of art good, including art examples.

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   How much did Alfred pay for his paintings?

   • They knocked on the door, met Alfred and subsequently purchased some paintings from him. What was paid for the works was not recorded, however, it is believed subsequent paintings were bought and sent off in the post for sixpence a piece – a price Alfred thought was ‘fair’.

   Alfred Wallis - Early Years, Painting Years & The Artist

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   What happened to Alfred the painter?

   • At the age of 86, Alfred wasn’t able to look after himself properly and became somewhat unwell. He was moved from his small home to Madrona Workhouse above Penzance, where he continued to paint. However, fourteen months later on 29 August 1942, Alfred died.

   Alfred Wallis - Early Years, Painting Years & The Artist

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   When did Alfred Leslie start making abstract art?

   • Alfred Leslie continued making abstract expressionist artworks in the late 50s and early 60s, including his painting Pink Square (1957-60). This artwork, comprised of a large pink square, smaller squares in green, grey, and yellow, and black lines, is still staunchly within the confines of abstract expressionism.

   Abstract Expressionist Alfred Leslie Through 7 Paintings - TheCollector

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   Why is Alfred Leslie important?

   • Alfred Leslie’s work is regarded as an important bridge in American art history, connecting the abstract expressionism of the post-World War II era with the later movements towards realism and narrative art.

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   What makes an artwork good?

   • The issue of what makes an artwork good has probably been debated since the first splotch of pigment touched a cave wall. It is nearly impossible to define what art is, so when we start discussing what makes an artwork impressive or worthy or good, we wade into complicated waters.

   What Makes Art Good? A Lesson and Explanation of Art Theories

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   Did Alfred Wallis sell his paintings?

   • The paintings bought by Nicholson and Wood that day were the first Wallis had ever sold. Alfred Wallis and Ben Nicholson in St. Ives, courtesy Tate.org

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8. www.thecollector.com › alfred-leslie-art-worksAbstract Expressionist Alfred Leslie Through 7 Paintings

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   Mar 29, 2024 · Discover below the dynamic artworks that made Alfred Leslie a cornerstone of twentieth-century American artwork. Here are seven of his works you should know! 1. Abstract Expressionism: Orange and Black, 1948-50. Orange and Black by Alfred Leslie, 1948-50, via the Huffington Post. Get the latest articles delivered to your inbox.