In the orchard (Robert Mcgregor)

Robert Mcgregor (1847–1922) har skabt In the orchard.

In the orchard af Robert Mcgregor
In the orchard af Robert Mcgregor. Public domain

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Titel
In the orchard
Kunstner
Robert Mcgregor (1847–1922)
Kunstner født i
Bradford, United Kingdom
Motiv
fruits

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In the orchard af Robert Mcgregor
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Public domain: kunstneren døde i 1922.

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Robert Mcgregor, In the orchard. Public domain

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Hvad forestiller "In the orchard"?

Motiverne i "In the orchard" er fruits.

Er "In the orchard" fri for ophavsret?

Ophavsretsstatus for "In the orchard" af Robert Mcgregor: værket er i det offentlige domæne – ophavsretten er udløbet. Dette afgør, om der frit må foretages reproduktioner af billedet.

Hvem er kunstneren bag "In the orchard"?

Hvad er årsagen til ophavsretsstatus for "In the orchard" af Robert Mcgregor?

"In the orchard" af Robert Mcgregor er i det offentlige domæne – ophavsretten er udløbet. Ophavsretten løber fra kunstnerens dødsår, som var 1922.

Om kunstneren, Robert Mcgregor

Robert Mcgregor

1847–1922, United Kingdom

Robert Mcgregor

Robert McGregor: A Painter of Scottish Life Born in Bradford, England, in 1847 to Scottish parents, Robert McGregor’s artistic journey was a testament to the enduring appeal of depicting the realities of rural British life. While his early years were spent outside Scotland, a deep connection to his heritage and a keen observation of the landscape ultimately shaped his distinctive style and subject matter. McGregor's career unfolded primarily in Edinburgh, where he established himself as a respected artist known for his realistic portrayals of Scottish fisherfolk, farmers, and the ever-changing rhythms of the countryside. McGregor’s artistic development was significantly influenced by the prevailing Realist movement, which sought to capture everyday life with honesty and detail.

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