Artiest: John Constable
Stijl: Romanticism
Topics: Forests Countryside Rivers
Tatum: 1821
Trootte: 130 x 185 cm
Tuseum: National Gallery (London, United Kingdom)
Techniek: Oil On Canvas
, a renowned English Romantic painter, created The Hay Wain in 1821. This iconic work is an oil painting on canvas measuring 130.2 x 185.4 cm and is housed in the prestigious National Gallery in London, United Kingdom.
The Hay Wain was originally titled Landscape: Noon. However, it gained its popular name from John Fisher, a close friend of the artist. This painting is part of Constable's series known as the "Six-Footers," which includes six large-scale landscapes showcasing his mastery of natural scenes.
The Hay Wain portrays a rural scene on the River Stour, situated between Suffolk and Essex counties in England. It features three horses pulling a large farm wagon through the river, with a mill and a picturesque countryside in the background. The painting's naturalism, attention to detail, and atmospheric light make it one of Constable's most famous works and a significant milestone in landscape art.
The Hay Wain was presented to the National Gallery in London by Henry Vaughan in 1886. Today, it remains a popular attraction for art enthusiasts and tourists alike. You can now bring this masterpiece into your home with our high-quality reproduction on canvas or as a print. Explore our collection of John Constable paintings to find the perfect addition to your art collection.
The Hay Wain by John Constable is an exceptional work that showcases the artist's deep connection with nature and his innovative approach to landscape painting. By adding this masterpiece to your collection, you will not only enhance your living space but also contribute to preserving this invaluable piece of art history. Discover more about our handmade oil paintings reproductions and prints on canvas at Wikioo.org today.
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