The Cranbrook Colony was a group of artists who settled in Cranbrook, Kent from 1853 onwards and were inspired by seventeenth-century Dutch and Flemish painters. They have been referred to as 'genre' painters as they tended to paint scenes of the everyday life that they saw around them in the rural area of Kent where they lived, typically scenes of domestic life; cooking and washing, children playing and other family activities.
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| - In der Cranbrook Colony lebten und arbeiteten in der zweiten Hälfte des 19. Jahrhunderts im englischen Cranbrook Genremaler, die in ihren Werken hauptsächlich das Landleben in der Grafschaft Kent darstellten. Vorbilder waren die niederländischen und flämischen Meister aus dem 17. Jahrhundert. Frederick Daniel Hardy (1827–1911) aus Windsor (Berkshire) fand solchen Gefallen an der Gegend, dass er sich 1853 in Cranbrook niederließ und bis zu seinem Tode im Jahr 1911 dort blieb. 1857 wurde sein Mentor Thomas Webster (1800–1886) ansässig und blieb ebenfalls. (de)
- The Cranbrook Colony was a group of artists who settled in Cranbrook, Kent from 1853 onwards and were inspired by seventeenth-century Dutch and Flemish painters. They have been referred to as 'genre' painters as they tended to paint scenes of the everyday life that they saw around them in the rural area of Kent where they lived, typically scenes of domestic life; cooking and washing, children playing and other family activities. (en)
- De Cranbrook Colony was een groep kunstschilders die zich vanaf 1854 vestigden in Cranbrook in het graafschap Kent. De kunstenaars lieten zich vooral inspireren door de Hollandse en Vlaamse meesters uit de 17e eeuw. (nl)
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| - In der Cranbrook Colony lebten und arbeiteten in der zweiten Hälfte des 19. Jahrhunderts im englischen Cranbrook Genremaler, die in ihren Werken hauptsächlich das Landleben in der Grafschaft Kent darstellten. Vorbilder waren die niederländischen und flämischen Meister aus dem 17. Jahrhundert. Frederick Daniel Hardy (1827–1911) aus Windsor (Berkshire) fand solchen Gefallen an der Gegend, dass er sich 1853 in Cranbrook niederließ und bis zu seinem Tode im Jahr 1911 dort blieb. 1857 wurde sein Mentor Thomas Webster (1800–1886) ansässig und blieb ebenfalls. Später kamen Frederick Hardys Bruder George Hardy (1822–1909), John Callcott Horsley und George Bernard O'Neill (1828–1917). Zu Besuch kamen des Öfteren George Henry Boughton und Augustus Edwin Mulready (1844–1905). Die Bilder verkauften sich gut. Industrielle der Midlands waren dankbare Kunden. Es fanden sich Nachahmer – beispielsweise William Henry Knight (1823–1863). (de)
- The Cranbrook Colony was a group of artists who settled in Cranbrook, Kent from 1853 onwards and were inspired by seventeenth-century Dutch and Flemish painters. They have been referred to as 'genre' painters as they tended to paint scenes of the everyday life that they saw around them in the rural area of Kent where they lived, typically scenes of domestic life; cooking and washing, children playing and other family activities. The group started with the painter Frederick Daniel Hardy who liked the countryside around Cranbrook and settled there in 1853. He was joined there after four years by his mentor, Thomas Webster, their studio being an old house in the High Street, of which Hardy occupied the ground floor. The group evolved in a rather loose and informal manner. Other artists who soon joined Hardy and Webster were Frederick Hardy's brother George Hardy, John Callcott Horsley, and George Bernard O'Neill (who married Horsley's cousin Emma Callcott), with George Henry Boughton and Augustus Mulready frequently visiting. The artists and their families formed strong bonds and were active in their local community, playing a philanthropic role in Cranbrook Their works were mainly romanticized views of the countryside and sentimental images of bucolic simplicity which proved extremely saleable to the industrialists of the Midlands. "The Cranbrook style was enormously popular, and had many imitators," including William Henry Knight; its artists continued a tradition "of small old-masterish pictures until the end of the century." (en)
- De Cranbrook Colony was een groep kunstschilders die zich vanaf 1854 vestigden in Cranbrook in het graafschap Kent. De kunstenaars lieten zich vooral inspireren door de Hollandse en Vlaamse meesters uit de 17e eeuw. De schilder Frederick Daniel Hardy was de eerste die zich in het dorp vestigde, aangetrokken door de voor hem inspirerende omgeving. Anderen sloten zich daar bij hem aan, onder wie Thomas Webster, George Hardy, John Callcott Horsley, George Bernard O'Neill en Augustus Edwin Mulready. Ook de Engels-Amerikaanse schilder George Henry Boughton was een regelmatig bezoeker van de kolonie. (nl)
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