St Sauveur, Dives, Normandy – (Richard Parkes Bonington) Předchozí Další


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Datum: 1824

Velikost: 32 x 38 cm

Muzeum: National Museums Liverpool (Liverpool, United Kingdom)

Technika: Watercolour

The Church at Dives on the Normandy coast was an important sanctuary for pilgrims during the 14th-century religious war there. Bonington was fascinated with medieval monuments and sketched a religious procession at the church while touring Normandy between 1821 and 1822. He had just completed his art training in Paris. Though born in England, Bonington spent most of his short life in France. His atmospheric views of French landscapes and antiquities combine richness with delicacy. He was a great influence on British painters of picturesque architectural views. This watercolour is one of several views made by Bonington of the church. There is also a pencil drawing,

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