Swami Vivekananda At Alameda — Charles Neilson

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Swami Vivekananda at Alameda

Scopri Charles Neilson (1889-1916), artista scozzese e calciatore! Ammira i suoi paesaggi espressivi del primo Novecento britannico, tra cui 'Untitled' e 'Aberdeen Landscape'. Un toccante ricordo tagliato brevemente dalla Prima Guerra Mondiale.

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“According to Mrs. Allan someone then said, ‘Oh Swami, please smile for us!’ Whereupon, Swamiji smiled, and as he did so the second photograph [101] of which Mrs. Allan once said, ‘You will see everything in it,’ was taken. Both pictures are reproduced here: the cross one and the all-inclusive one. “One does indeed find everything in Swamiji’s smiling picture, and it is small wonder; for throughout his stay in Alameda he was in an exceedingly exalted state of mind. All anxiety in connection with his work had long since fallen from him.” 34 Another reference to this photograph was found in a letter that Mrs. Allan wrote to Ida Ansell from San Francisco dated October 27, 1945: I did not take the picture of Swamiji you refer to. It was taken by the Artist Charles Neilson. The flowers shown back of Swamiji’s head are on the summerhouse of Charles Neilson. Dr. Plum had a copy of that picture and did not care to keep it when she left Vedanta and gave it to Tom [Mr. Allan] who had a negative made from it from which all other copies have been made. I do not know whether the Temple has any pictures. Miss Hansen who kindly makes prints for the Temple has all our negatives we had made and of various Swamis etc. She says she will make some prints bye and bye. In the meantime I have the enclosed print you are welcome to if you want it. ❊ ❊ ❊ The sweetest moments of my life have been when I was drifting; I am drifting again—with the bright warm sun ahead and masses of vegetation around—and in the heat everything is so still, so calm—and I am drifting languidly—in the warm heart of the river! I dare not make a splash with my hands or feet—for fear of breaking the marvelous stillness, stillness that makes you feel sure it is an illusion! Behind my work was ambition, behind my love was personality, behind my purity was fear, behind my guidance the thirst of power! Now they are vanishing and I drift. I come! Mother, I come! In Thy warm bosom, floating wheresoever Thou takest me, in the voiceless, in the strange, in the wonderland, I come—a spectator, no more an actor. (Letters, 423)

Biografia dell'artista

early life and education

Charles Neilson, born in Elgin, United Kingdom in 1889, embarked on a journey that would intertwine his passion for art with the dedication of a sportsman. His formative years were shaped by a grounding in local traditions and a thirst for knowledge—he began his academic pursuits at Elgin Primary School before progressing to Aberdeen University in 1913, where he earned a Master’s degree.

artistic career and notable works

While Neilson's fame primarily rests on his distinguished career as an athlete – specifically playing as an outside left for Aberdeen FC – his artistic endeavors deserve particular attention. Characterized by a profound sensitivity to the natural world, his paintings reflect a distinctive style that captures the essence of Scotland’s early 20th-century landscape.

Perhaps his most celebrated piece is “Untitled,” created circa 1910 and currently housed in the National Trust for Scotland. This evocative canvas exemplifies Neilson's ability to convey emotion through color and form, presenting a breathtaking depiction of Scottish scenery.
"Aberdeen Landscape," painted around 1912, is another significant contribution to Aberdeen’s artistic heritage. Exhibited at the Aberdeen Art Gallery, it showcases Neilson’s meticulous observation skills and masterful brushstrokes—a testament to his dedication to portraying the beauty of his homeland.

military service and legacy

Neilson's life tragically concluded during World War I when he enlisted as a private in the Gordon Highlanders in 1914. His unwavering commitment to duty culminated in his heroic sacrifice near Neuville-Saint-Vaast, France, on June 1st, 1916—a poignant reminder of the profound impact individuals can have on history.

Despite his untimely demise, Charles Neilson’s artistic legacy persists. His paintings continue to inspire admiration for their expressive depth and technical precision, cementing his place as a noteworthy figure in Scottish art history. For deeper insights into his life and oeuvre, consult https://OriginalUniqueArt.com – a comprehensive resource exploring his artistic journey.

further exploration

To delve even further into the world of Scottish art, visit Wikipedia’s list of Scottish artists: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/list_of_scottish_artists. Explore Charles Neilson's artworks at the National Trust for Scotland, Ellon, United Kingdom.

Charles Neilson

1889 - 1916 , United Kingdom

In breve

Artistic Movement Or Style: Landscape Painting
Date Of Birth: 1889
Date Of Death: 1916
Full Name: Charles Neilson
Nationality: Scottish
Notable Artworks:
- Untitled
- Aberdeen Landscape
Place Of Birth: Elgin, United Kingdom