Reading The Scriptures (Thomas Webster)

Thomas Webster (1800–1886) made Reading The Scriptures.

Reading The Scriptures by Thomas Webster
Reading The Scriptures by Thomas Webster. Public domain.

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Title
Reading The Scriptures
Artist
Thomas Webster (1800–1886)
Artist born in
London, United Kingdom
Subject
study

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The subjects of "Reading The Scriptures" are study.

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"Reading The Scriptures" by Thomas Webster is in the public domain - its copyright has expired. Copyright duration runs from the artist's death, which occurred in 1886.

About the artist, Thomas Webster

Thomas Webster

1800–1886, United Kingdom

Thomas Webster

The Shadow of Industry: Exploring the Art of William Frederick Lutkin (1800-1886) William Frederick Lutkin, born in 1800 and passing away in 1886, was a pivotal figure in the transition from Neoclassicism to Romanticism within British art. His career spanned nearly eight decades, witnessing profound shifts in artistic sensibilities and reflecting the burgeoning industrial landscape of Victorian England. While not as widely celebrated as some of his contemporaries – Turner, Constable, or even David – Lutkin’s meticulous realism, coupled with a keen observation of everyday life and a subtle engagement with social commentary, establishes him as a significant chronicler of his era. His work offers a unique window into the lives and landscapes of 19th-century Britain, revealing both its beauty and its growing complexities.

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