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25. Thomas Gainsborough: A Modern Genius | The Guardian Feature article in the Guardian, Saturday October 19, 2002 by Jonathan Jones. http://www.guardian.co.uk/culture/2002/oct/19/artsfeatures

document.domain = "guardian.co.uk"; Turn autoplay off Turn autoplay on Please activate cookies in order to turn autoplay off Jump to content [s] Jump to site navigation [0] Jump to search [4] Terms and conditions [8] ... Register Text larger smaller About us About us Contact us Press office Guardian Print Centre ... Subscribe Today's paper The Guardian G2 features Comment and debate Editorials, letters and corrections ... Subscribe Zeitgeist Today's hot topics guardian.co.uk Web News Sport Comment Culture ... Features The hidden story Sexuality, class, poverty, politics: Thomas Gainsborough's work encompassed the lot, brushing as close to the bone as he might dare. And it is this, says Jonathan Jones, that makes the 18th-century artist a modern genius Tweet this Jonathan Jones The Guardian Saturday 19 October 2002 Mrs Mary Robinson: Perdita by Thomas Gainsborough. Picture courtesy: Bridgeman Art Library Picture gallery: have your own private view of the exhibition Perdita - "the lost one" - sits in a mossy bower, on an earth ledge, alone except for her loyal Pomeranian dog. In her hand she holds a locket, opened to reveal the blurred face of George, Prince of Wales, who commissioned Thomas Gainsborough's portrait of his lover in 1781. Mary Robinson - nicknamed Perdita after her performance in The Winter's Tale at Drury Lane Theatre - was one of those self-invented individuals who made 18th-century Britain such an effervescent, commercial, cynical, corrupt, celebrity-conscious, shallow, competitive, socially mobile, dangerous place - a mirror of ourselves. Raised in seedy circumstances, she married one Thomas Robinson when she was 15. Within months, Thomas was imprisoned for debt and Mary had to fend for herself with three talents - for poetry, acting and sex.

26. Gainsborough Thomas Reproduction Oil Paintings Born in 1727. Died in 1788.. Thomas Gainsborough was born and educated in Sudbury before he moved to London to develop his skills as an artist. http://www.rubycavalierfinearts.com/thomas_gainsborough/thomas_gainsborough.htm

27. Gainsborough's House: Gainsborough Biography Provides the biography of the English landscape painter. Site also provides a timeline and images. http://www.gainsborough.org/tg/biography.htm

The Collection Biography Chronology Suggested Reading Thomas Gainsborough Thomas Gainsborough was born and educated in Sudbury before he moved to London to develop his skills as an artist. He was quickly adopted by a circle of painters and draughtsmen who admired the work of William Hogarth and he contributed to a number of important artistic ventures including the decoration of the Court Room at the Foundling Hospital (now the Thomas Coram Foundation for Children) and the supper boxes at Vauxhall Gardens. There is some evidence that he was regarded as a specialist landscape painter at this early period and he contributed to the background of at least one portrait by another artist. He married in 1746 and returned to Sudbury early in 1749. In his native town he painted his first masterpiece, Mr and Mrs Robert Andrews (London, National Gallery), a conversation piece much in the style of the work of one of his teachers in London, Francis Hayman. After the birth of his two daughters he moved to Ipswich which gave him more opportunity to obtain portrait commissions. He developed a naturalistic approach to portraiture by abandoning 'conversation pieces' and painting a number of straight forward head-and-shoulder portraits. By 1758 he felt that he should see whether his work was acceptable to a more discerning public and he visited Bath. After about six months it was clear that there was a ready market for his portraits and he moved to the city with his family late the following year.

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29. Blue Boy By Thomas Gainsborough Information about the famous painting, a short biography and activity sheet for children. http://www.gardenofpraise.com/art39.htm

Login or register for tests, newsletters and community BLUEBOY by Thomas Gainsborough Enlarged view The painting of The Blue Boy is perhaps one of the most well known works by Gainsborough (GAINZ burro). It is thought it is a picture of Jonathan Buttall, who was the son of a wealthy hardware merchant. It is painted with oil paints on a canvas and is quite large; 48 inches wide and 70 inches tall. He painted it over another painting he had already started to paint. Thomas Gainsborough was born in England and began drawing when he was very young. He started taking lessons at the age of 13. It is said he once sketched a thief stealing from the Parson's garden so accurately, they recognized him as a man from the next village. The culprit was apprehended. Gainsborough is noted for his portraits, but before he started doing portraits he was a painter of landscapes. He still included landscapes even in his portrait painting. In the painting on the left of Mr.and Mrs. Andrews the landscape is as equally important as the subjects. Evidently they are the landowners, but not the ones who work the land.

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Gainsborough, Thomas From Enlightenment Revolution Jump to: navigation search Gainsborough, Thomas (1727-1788): English Painter. Along with Reynolds, Sir Joshua , Thomas Gainsborough dominated English painting during the latter half of the eighteenth century. Although he himself favored landscape painting and was most influential in the nineteenth century for his work in that genre, Gainsborough made his living as a portraitist, and he is probably best known today for his masterful portraits. Indeed, Gainsborough was the only English painter of the period to make significant contributions in both fields. Born in Sudbury, Suffolk to a family in the cloth trade, Gainsborough was sent to apprentice with an engraver in London after his father went bankrupt. In London, he studied at the St. Martin’s Lane Academy, a center of artistic innovation started by Hogarth, William . In 1744, he opened his own studio, and in 1746, he married Margaret Burr, the illegitimate daughter of the Duke of Beaufort, who had provided her a living. Among his most famous paintings from this period were Conard Wood and The Charterhouse , which was commissioned for the recently opened foundling hospital.

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arts marketplace browse the arts submit arts news media kit ... Artist : Thomas Gainsborough Nationality: British Movement: Rococo Media: Painting Influences: Biography: Thomas Gainsborough was born in Suffolk, with recognizable talent even as a child. At 13, his family sent him to study in London under French artist Hubert Gravelot. In 1745, Gainsborough attempted to make a living selling his landscapes, but his business ventures soon failed and he returned to his birthplace. He then moved to Bath, abandoning his preferred landscape subjects for the more lucrative career of a portrait artist. In 1768, Gainsborough’s reputation earned him a spot as one of the founders of the Royal Academy in London. Artworks in Museum Collections: (60) Click the artwork titles below to see actual examples of artwork or works of art relevant to works by Thomas Gainsborough. Gainsborough Dupont Eldest Princesses Mezzotint 18th century Portrait prĂ©sumĂ© de l'artiste et de sa femme, dans un paysage (1982) by GAINSBOROUGH Thomas The Metropolitan Museum of Art - The Wood Gatherers, 1787 Thomas Gainsborough (British, 1727-1788)Oil on canvas; 58 1/8 x 47 3/8

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@import url(../index.css); A B C D ... Articles (Ga) Gainsborough, THOMAS Gainsborough, THOMAS Practical Reference Library gaynz'b'ro, (1727-1788), an English painter, born at Sudbury, in Suffolk. He was one of the original thirty-six academicians. He rivaled Sir Joshua Reynolds as a portrait painter and showed no less originality in landscape. He painted portraits of Garrick, Mrs. Siddons, Pitt, Blackstone, Burke and many other notable people. One of his most celebrated productions is Duchess of Devonshire, which was bought originally for $305, but sold for more than $50,000 in 1876. Other paintings are Boy Blue, considered his greatest work, Rustic Children, The Cottage Door and The Harvest Wagon. Related Arcticles Gainsborough, THOMAS Aiton’s Encyclopedia

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