Isbn: 9780007205271 - walter sickert: a life (12 Ergebnisse)

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Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. 784 pages. The first major life of the outstanding British painter ? and Jack the Ripp er suspect ? Walter Sickert (1860-1942), by the highly acclaimed biographer of Aubrey Beardsley.Walter Richard Sickert is perhaps the outstanding figur e of British art during the last hundred years. Many contemporary painters, from Hodgkin and Bacon to Auerbach and Kossof, acknowledge a debt to his influence. His career spanned six decades of unceasing experiment and achievement. As a you ng artist, he was welcomed and encouraged by Degas. He was the disciple of Whist ler and mentor of Beardsley. He founded the London Impressionists and the Camden Town Group. He was taken up by both the Woolfs and the Sitwells. He gave painti ng lessons to Winston Churchill.His energy was prodigious and his persona lity fascinating: he was also an illustrator, cartoonist, writer, polemicist, te acher and wit. He relished controversy: his early paintings of London music hall s and his late works, based on 18th-century etchings and contemporary news photo graphs, provoked outraged criticism from conventional commentators.Sturgi s also devotes an appendix to charting in detail Sickert's posthumous life as a player in the 'Jack the Ripper' circus, assessing (and demolishing) the argument s of Patricia Cornwell and others in the light of his own discoveries.…

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