Janis Rosenthal

[luka77]

Outstanding Latvian artist Janis Rosenthal (Janis Rosentals) was born March 6, 1866 at the farm Bebra, near the town of Saldus.
From 1888 to 1894 the future painter studying at the Academy of Fine Arts from the artist Vladimir Makovsky. He - a member of the circle "Rukis.

After training, Rosenthal returned to Saldus, which is building its own studio artist Tower of Dreams. Money earns paintings to order. It is said that once friends of the future classics spread the rumor that one of the paintings depicting the naked girl depicted the wife of the local innkeeper. Once before the news reached, he immediately bought the picture, out of sight ... However, jokes aside, a Saldus - a small town, and the artist went to Riga.

From 1901 to 1915, Rosenthal has lived and worked in Riga, where he writes and teaches painting pictures in their own studio (from 1906 to 1908) and in the Riga City Art School (from 1916 to 1914).

The most famous paintings of Janis Rosenthal - "After Mass," "the cemetery", "From Work", "Under ash", "Portrait of a Woman in White", "Song of the shepherds," "The Princess and the monkey."

In the style of the painter close to the style of late Wanderers. Topics usually relate to genre scenes from the life of the people of Latvia. Often portrayed nature. Therefore, the artist is considered the founder of social and genre painting of Latvia. Rosenthal has also written a series of portraits of famous contemporaries, but also combine two genres - portrait and landscape.

Rosenthal has also worked in the field of monumental art, illustrated books and created graphics.

The artist died at the age of 51 years in Helsinki, 13 December 1916.

[luka77]

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[artcol]

Bathers liked.

[luka77]

Сообщение от artcol

Bathers liked.

I confess that I, too, it can be stated separately in spite of the technique and the size
Paper, pencil, watercolor. 14h21 cm

[artcol]

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I confess that I, too, it can be stated separately in spite of the technique and the size
Paper, pencil, watercolor. 14h21 cm

I thought this oil /canvas. I meant 4-th job from the end.

[luka77]

You're right, I meant the first in the continuation

[usynin2]

They are both excellent! I also really liked the watercolor.