Young Boy by Arthur Lismer

Young Boy, in brief

Title: Young Boy
Artist: Arthur Lismer (1885–1969)
Artist born in: Sheffield, United Kingdom
Subject: boys

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What subjects appear in "Young Boy" by Arthur Lismer?

The subjects of "Young Boy" are boys.

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"Young Boy" is attributed to Arthur Lismer.

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The copyright status of "Young Boy" - still protected by copyright - follows from the artist's death in 1969.

About the artist, Arthur Lismer

1885–1969, United Kingdom

Arthur Lismer

A Life Forged in Steel and Painted in Light Arthur Lismer’s story is one of remarkable transformation, a journey from the grimy industrial heartland of Sheffield, England, to becoming a pivotal figure in defining a distinctly Canadian artistic identity. Born in 1885, his early life was steeped in the realities of working-class existence, a world of factories and smoke that perhaps unknowingly fueled within him a lifelong yearning for the unspoiled beauty of nature. His apprenticeship at age thirteen with a photo-engraving company wasn’t merely a trade; it was an immersion into visual language, honing skills that would later serve as the foundation for his artistic explorations. Evening classes at the Sheffield School of Art provided formal training, nurturing a talent already blossoming through sketches and observations of his surroundings – even discreetly during Unitarian church services, much to his mother’s gentle disapproval.

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