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Iš visų paliktų originalų kūrinių Oswaldas Birleyis garsiausias yra Sir Robert Witt (1931), esantis Courtauld Gallery kolekcijoje, Londonas. Tiesiog už jų seka Sir John Edwin Mitchell (1863–1931), OBE (1930) ir Ernest Rutherford (1871–1937) (1932). Mūsų kataloge yra 156 darbų autoriaus Oswaldas Birleyis; galerija išsaugojo 100 labiausiai pasaulyje žyminiausių kūrinių – kiekvienas jų pateikiamas su datos, muziejaus ir istorijos aprašymu.
This oil on canvas, titled Sir Robert Witt, was executed by the artist Oswald Birley in 1931. The portrait depicts a man seated in a formal manner, presented with a quiet dignity. The subject of the work was a successful lawyer and art historian who maintained a significant presence in the study of visual history.
In the quiet, commanding presence of Sir John Edwin Mitchell, one encounters the very essence of judicial authority and Edwardian gravitas. Painted in 1930, this portrait offers a profound window into a bygone era of legal prestige. The composition is masterfully centered, utilizing a classic three-quarter pose that invites the viewer into an intimate yet respectful encounter with the subject. As the eye meets the elderly man’s gaze, there is…
The oil on canvas depicts Ernest Rutherford, a man with graying hair and a mustache, presented in a formal academic setting. He is dressed in a black robe over a white shirt and a black tie. The subject is positioned centrally against a dark, muted background. A hint of a window appears on the right side of the frame, providing a subtle source of light that defines the contours of…
The subject is seated at a desk, his hands folded in a gesture of stillness. He wears the crimson robes of a Doctor of Civil Law, which contrast with the darker tones of his formal suit and tie. A pair of spectacles rests upon his face, and a well-groomed mustache sits above his mouth. The skin of his face shows the lines of age. In the background, the room contains…
The painting depicts a man in naval uniform seated at a desk. He is positioned in a way that suggests he is engaged in administrative or strategic work, with various papers spread before him. The subject wears a tie and a formal jacket, consistent with the attire of a high-ranking naval officer. His gaze is directed toward the documents, capturing a moment of quiet concentration. The lighting defines the contours…
In this 1905 portrait, we find ourselves in the presence of John Lancaster. He is seated in an ornate chair, his upper body filling the frame with a quiet, commanding presence. The composition is centered, drawing the eye immediately to the man himself, while the background remains dark and indistinct. This lack of environmental detail ensures that nothing distracts from the subject's steady, composed demeanor. He sits at a slight…
The room feels heavy with the silence of a courtroom, held within the stillness of this 1914 oil painting. Sir Ellis Jones Griffiths sits anchored in his chair, a figure of profound authority draped in the stark black of his judicial robe. A white wig, detailed with delicate frills, rests upon his head, framing a face that carries the deep lines of experience and the gravity of his station. The…
In this somber oil portrait, we encounter Mrs. Henry E. Huntington (Arabella Duvall Yarrow Huntington Huntington). The subject sits with a quiet, heavy dignity, her presence defined by the weight of her mourning attire. A dark veil rests upon her, partially obscuring her features, while dark beaded necklaces hang against her clothing. Every detail of her dress speaks to a period of profound loss and formal remembrance.
This formal portrait painting by Oswald Birley depicts Joseph E. Widener. Created about 1928, the work presents the subject in a three-quarter view. Widener was an American Thoroughbred horse race owner and breeder who managed the family estate and was a member of the wealthy Widener family. He was also a prominent figure in the Jockey Club and a significant art collector who donated over 2,000 works of art to…
In this masterful oil portrait from 1932, Sir Oswald Birley captures more than just a likeness; he preserves the very essence of intellectual triumph. The subject, Ernest Rutherford, Lord Rutherford of Nelson, stands as a monumental figure of the twentieth century, rendered with a dignity that transcends the mere physical form. As the Cavendish Professor, Rutherford was a titan of physics, and Birley utilizes a traditional studio portrait style to…
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Andrew W. Mellon1933
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Geoffrey Luttrell (1887–1957)1929 · Dunster Castle
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Portrait of a Rhodes Trustee1929 · The Rhodes Trust
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John Viscount Sankey1929 · Jesus College
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Sir Thomas Kelly, Lord Provost of Glasgow (1929–1932)1932
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John Sampson Furley (1855–1949), Mayor of Winchester1938
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Diana Langton, Lady Montgomery-Massingberd (1872 -1963)1943
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Field-Marshal Sir Archibald Montgomery-Massingberd GCB, GCVO, KCMG (1871-1947)1943
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Air Marshal Sir Richard Peirse (1892–1970), KCB, DSO, AFC1940
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Marye Frances Pole Carew (b. 1903)1947 · Antony House
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Cynthia Mary Burns, Lady Carew Pole (d.1977)1945 · Antony House
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Admiral of the Fleet Sir James Somerville (1882–1949), GCB1947
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Admiral of the Fleet Viscount Cunningham (1883–1963)1947
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Sir Charles Wright (1876–1950)1944
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Viscount Bledisloe of Lydney (1867–1958), Governor General of New Zealand, Former Student and Chairman of Governors (1919–1922)1946
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Right Honourable Edward William Spencer (1895–1950), 10th Duke of Devonshire1950 · The Library And Museum of Freemasonry
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Sydney George Holland (1855–1931), 2nd Viscount Knutsford, Chairman of The London Hospital (1896–1914)1914 · Royal London Hospital
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Colonel Charles Harold Tetley, DSO, TD, MA, LLD, DL, Pro Chancellor of the University of Leeds (1926–1946)1943 · The Stanley - Audrey Burton Gallery
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William Francis Victor Bonney (1872–1953)1926
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Henry Richard Lloyd Howard of Wigfair (1853–1922), CB1900
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Admiral Sir Arthur J. Power (1889–1960)
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Colonel Richard Prescott Decie (d.1927), on Retirement from the County Council1910
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General the Lord Rawlinson (1864–1925), Commandant, Staff College (1905–1906) (copy of an earlier painting)1906
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Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson (1864–1922), Bt, GCB, DSOBelfasto savivaldybės rūmai
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Annie Allen Cunard (1863–1944), Lady WenlockNational Trust
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Charles Lupton (1855–1935), Chairman of the Leeds General Infirmary (1900–1921), Lord Mayor of Leeds (1915–1916), Deputy Lieutenant of the West Riding, Yorkshire (1918)Leeds Art Gallery
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The Spanish Plume1912
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Rufus Isaacs (1860–1935)1914 · Reading Museum - Town Hall
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Sir William Ffoulkes (1847–1912), Bt1912
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HM King George V (1865–1936)1935 · The Fusilier Museum London
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J. Bowan Jones1922 · Ludlow Museum Resource Centre
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Glyn Warren Philpot1920 · National Portrait Gallery
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Sir Gerald Kelly1920 · National Portrait Gallery
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The Right Honourable Cecil John Rhodes (1853–1902)1922 · County Hall
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George V (1865–1936)1928
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Major General Ivor Herbert (1851–1933), 1st Baron Treowen1928
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Llewellyn Lloyd Mostyn (1856–1952), 3rd Baron Mostyn1928
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James Herbert Benyon (1849–1935)1928 · The University of Reading
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Alfred Thomas (1840–1927), 1st Lord Pontypridd1927
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Henry Campbell Bruce (1851–1929), 2nd Baron Aberdare1928
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Bernard Moore (1850–1935)1924
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George Blackall Simonds (1843–1929)1927 · Reading Museum - Town Hall
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General Lord Rawlinson of Trent (1864–1925), GCB, GCSI, GCVO, KCMG1925
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The Right Honourable Ailwyn Edward Fellowes (1855–1924), First Baron Ailwyn of Honingham1924
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Cara Leyland Rogers (1867–1939), Lady Fairhaven1925 · National Trust
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Huttleston Rogers Broughton (1896–1966), 1st Lord Fairhaven, in the Ceremonial Uniform of the 1st Life Guards1925 · National Trust
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Sir John Moore (1761–1809), KB1927
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Lieutenant Colonel George Augustus Anson (b.1857), CBE1930 · Staffordshire County Buildings
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Lieutenant Colonel, Henry Gilbert Ralph Nevill, 3rd Marquess of Abergavenny (1854 – 1938)1930
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Sir James Colquhoun Irvine (1877–1952)1933
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Lloyd Kenyon (1864–1927), 4th Baron Kenyon1931
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Lord Wakefield1932
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Henry Nevill (1854–1938), 3rd Marquess of Abergavenney1930
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Lieutenant General Sir Hastings Anderson (1872–1930), Commandant, Staff College (1919–1922)1931
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Sir Arthur Churchman (1867–1949), Lord Woodbridge1929
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Ivor Windsor Clive (1889–1943), 2nd Earl of Plymouth1933
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Urban Hanlon Broughton (1857–1929)1931 · National Trust
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Samuel Howard Whitbread (1858–1944), MP, CB, LL1930 · Bedford Magistrates' Court
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Haywood Lonsdale (d.1976)1931 · Ludlow Museum Resource Centre
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John Simon, Viscount Simon (1873–1954), Lord Chancellor1933
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Sir William Reardon Smith (1856–1935)1930 · Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru / The National Library of Wales
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Sir Joseph Priestly, KC, Chairman of the County Council (1930–1939)1929 · County Hall
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Lady Ellen Reardon Smith (1857–1939)1930 · Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru / The National Library of Wales
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Louis Carnac Rivett, Esq. (1888–1947), MA, MC, FRCS, MCOG1933 · Royal College of Obstetricians And Gynaecologists
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William Ewert Berry, 1st Viscount Camrose1933
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Lieutenant General Sir Thomas Snow (1858–1940), KCB, KCMG1931
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Lieutenant Colonel Ralph Charles Donaldson Hudson (1874–1941)1929 · Ludlow Museum Resource Centre
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King George V1933
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Frederick Edwin Smith, 1st Earl of Birkenhead (replica of an original of c.1922 by the artist)1932
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John Reith (1889–1971), 1st Baron Reith of Stonehaven, Director General of the British Broadcasting Corporation1933
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Colonel Charles Elton Longmore (d.1930), County Treasurer (1878–1894), Clerk of the Peace and Chairman of the County Council (1894–1930), Honorary Colonel 1st Hertfordshire Regiment (1921–1930)1931 · County Hall
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John Sampson Furley (1855 - 1949)1938
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Captain Dale1936
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The Right Honourable Joseph Chamberlain (1836–1914), PC, MP1937
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William Henry Abbey1935
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Alfred Charles Leney, JP1934
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Sir William Crundall (b.1847)1936
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Sir Cyril Norwood1934 · St John's College
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Courtauld Greenwood (1865–1954), Later Baron Courtauld Thomson KBE, CB1937
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Alderman H. Astley Bell1936 · Harris Museum - Art Gallery
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Portrait of a Man in Academic Dress1937 · Ludlow Library - Museum Resource Centre
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Sir James Crichton Browne (1840–1938)1934 · Crichton Royal Hospital
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Sir Thomas Barlow (1845–1945), 1st Bt1935
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Miss Winifred Mercier (1874–1934), MA, CBE, Principal of Whitelands College (1918–1934)1938 · Whitelands College
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Lord Hirst of Witton1934
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Christopher Maude Chavasse (1884–1962), Founding First Master of St Peter's Hall (1928–1939)1938 · St Peter's College
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Gordon Hewart, 1st Viscount Hewart1935
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Diana Langton (1872–1963), Lady Montgomery Massingberd1943
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George VI (1895–1952)1939 · Royal Veterinary College
#7 Sir Ellis Jones Griffiths (1860–1926), KC
#11 Hastings Rashdall (1858–1924)
#28 Sydney George Holland (1855–1931), 2nd Viscount Knutsford, Chairman of The London Hospital (1896–1914)
#36 Annie Allen Cunard (1863–1944), Lady Wenlock
#37 Charles Lupton (1855–1935), Chairman of the Leeds General Infirmary (1900–1921), Lord Mayor of Leeds (1915–1916), Deputy Lieutenant of the West Riding, Yorkshire (1918)
Ketverios temos, dažniausiai pasikrausto originaluose, kiekvienos su savo puikiausiu pavyzdžiu.
#11 Hastings Rashdall (1858–1924)
#16 Sir Thomas Kelly, Lord Provost of Glasgow (1929–1932)
#26 Viscount Bledisloe of Lydney (1867–1958), Governor General of New Zealand, Former Student and Chairman of Governors (1919–1922)
#28 Sydney George Holland (1855–1931), 2nd Viscount Knutsford, Chairman of The London Hospital (1896–1914)
8 muziejai, kuriuose saugoma daugiausia šioje pusėje esamų paveikslų.
| Muzejaus | Miestas | Oswaldas Birleyis darbai | Šiojo sąrašo paveikslai |
|---|---|---|---|
 Ludlow Museum Resource Centre |
Ludlow | 5 | J. Bowan Jones, Haywood Lonsdale (d.1976), Lieutenant Colonel Ralph Charles Donaldson Hudson (1874–1941) |
 County Hall |
Hertford | 3 | The Right Honourable Cecil John Rhodes (1853–1902), Sir Joseph Priestly, KC, Chairman of the County Council (1930–1939), Colonel Charles Elton Longmore (d.1930), County Treasurer (1878–1894), Clerk of the Peace and Chairman of the County Council (1894–1930), Honorary Colonel 1st Hertfordshire Regiment (1921–1930) |
 National Trust |
Kembrižas | 3 | Cara Leyland Rogers (1867–1939), Lady Fairhaven, Huttleston Rogers Broughton (1896–1966), 1st Lord Fairhaven, in the Ceremonial Uniform of the 1st Life Guards, Urban Hanlon Broughton (1857–1929) |
 Antony House |
4 | Marye Frances Pole Carew (b. 1903), Cynthia Mary Burns, Lady Carew Pole (d.1977) | |
 Staffordshire County Buildings |
Stoke-on-Trent | 3 | Sir John Edwin Mitchell (1863–1931), OBE, Lieutenant Colonel George Augustus Anson (b.1857), CBE |
 Reading Museum - Town Hall |
Reading | 2 | Rufus Isaacs (1860–1935), George Blackall Simonds (1843–1929) |
 National Portrait Gallery |
Londras | 2 | Glyn Warren Philpot, Sir Gerald Kelly |
 Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru / The National Library of Wales |
Aberystwyth | 2 | Sir William Reardon Smith (1856–1935), Lady Ellen Reardon Smith (1857–1939) |
Pasirinkite dešimtmetį, kad pamatytėte jį apibrėžusį originalą.
In this 1905 portrait, we find ourselves in the presence of John Lancaster. He is seated in an ornate chair, his upper body filling the frame with a quiet, commanding presence. The composition is centered, drawing the eye immediately to the man himself, while the background remains dark and indistinct. This lack of environmental detail ensures that nothing distracts from the subject's steady, composed demeanor. He sits at a slight…
The room feels heavy with the silence of a courtroom, held within the stillness of this 1914 oil painting. Sir Ellis Jones Griffiths sits anchored in his chair, a figure of profound authority draped in the stark black of his judicial robe. A white wig, detailed with delicate frills, rests upon his head, framing a face that carries the deep lines of experience and the gravity of his station. The…
In this somber oil portrait, we encounter Mrs. Henry E. Huntington (Arabella Duvall Yarrow Huntington Huntington). The subject sits with a quiet, heavy dignity, her presence defined by the weight of her mourning attire. A dark veil rests upon her, partially obscuring her features, while dark beaded necklaces hang against her clothing. Every detail of her dress speaks to a period of profound loss and formal remembrance.
This oil on canvas, titled Sir Robert Witt, was executed by the artist Oswald Birley in 1931. The portrait depicts a man seated in a formal manner, presented with a quiet dignity. The subject of the work was a successful lawyer and art historian who maintained a significant presence in the study of visual history.
The subject is seated at a desk, his hands folded in a gesture of stillness. He wears the crimson robes of a Doctor of Civil Law, which contrast with the darker tones of his formal suit and tie. A pair of spectacles rests upon his face, and a well-groomed mustache sits above his mouth. The skin of his face shows the lines of age. In the background, the room contains…
The subject of this oil on canvas is the Right Honourable Edward William Spencer, the 10th Duke of Devonshire. He is depicted as an elderly man, positioned slightly off-center to the right of the frame. He wears ceremonial robes that suggest a high-ranking position or membership in an esteemed order. These garments feature heavy folds and textures rendered in shades of white, cream, and grey, accented by touches of red…
Sir Robert Witt (1931), Courtauld Gallery, Londonas. Toliau seka Sir John Edwin Mitchell (1863–1931), OBE (1930) ir Ernest Rutherford (1871–1937) (1932).
51 metų amžiaus: Sir Robert Witt sukurta 1931 m. Nr. Oswaldas Birleyis gimė 1880.
Sir Robert Witt, Sir John Edwin Mitchell (1863–1931), OBE, Ernest Rutherford (1871–1937), Clement Attlee (1883–1967), 1st Earl Attlee, Wearing DCL Robes, Commoner, Prime Minister (1945–1951), Admiral Sir Bertram Ramsay (1883–1945), KCB, John Lancaster (1842–1918), Sir Ellis Jones Griffiths (1860–1926), KC, Mrs. Henry E. Huntington (Arabella Duvall Yarrow Huntington Huntington), Joseph E. Widener ir Ernest Rutherford, Lord Rutherford of Nelson (1871–1937), Cavendish Professor (1919–1937). Viršuje esančioje reitingo sąraše nurodyta kiekvieno kūrinio metis ir muziejus.
Mūsų kataloge yra 156 Oswaldas Birleyis darbų, skirtų laikotarpiui nuo 1900 iki 1950.
Daugiausia – Ludlow Museum Resource Centre (Ludlow), County Hall (Hertford) ir National Trust (Kembrižas). Viršuje esančiame muziejų sąraše yra visi jie.
1930s laikotarpiu: 46 iš 100 šioje pusėje esančių darbų buvo sukurtos tada, iš jų Sir Robert Witt.
Šioje pusėje seniausias darbas yra Henry Richard Lloyd Howard of Wigfair (1853–1922), CB (1900), o naujausias – Right Honourable Edward William Spencer (1895–1950), 10th Duke of Devonshire (1950).
Portrait (14), Man (13) ir Portraiture (7) iš 100 šioje pusėje esamų darbų.
Oil On Canvas, iš 100 šios puslapio darbų – 24.
Contemporary realism, vadovaujantis šios puslapio originalais kūriniais.
J. Bowan Jones, Haywood Lonsdale (d.1976) ir Lieutenant Colonel Ralph Charles Donaldson Hudson (1874–1941): Ludlow Museum Resource Centre, Ludlow kolekcijoje yra 3 šioje pusėje esančių darbų.
Siras Oswald Hornby Joseph Birley britų portretų paveislininkystės istorijoje iškyla kaip monumentali figūra – menininkas, kurio šluostė sugebėjo įamžinti pačią esmę to laikotarpio, pasižyminčio permainomis ir prabanga. Gimęs 1880 m. kovo 31 d. kilmingoje šeimoje, pasižyminčioje militariniu svarumu – jo tėvas, Hugh Francis Birley, buvo žmogus su dideliu istoriniu svoriu – Birlio ankstyvoji gyvenimo kelionė buvo skulptuojama griežtomis britų aukščiausiosios klasės tradicijomis. Formaluosios mokslos metai Harrow mokykloje ir Kembridžo Trinity kolegijoje jam suteikė ne tik elitą, bet ir gilią klasikinio mokslo vertinimą bei itin jautrų dėmesį detalėms, kuris vėliau tapo jo meninės meistriškės žyminimo ženklu. Šis intelektualinis pagrindas leido jam portretų kūrybai priimti ne tik kaip techninę užduotį, bet kaip gilią savo paveikslų subjektų psichologinę tyrimą.
Birlio gyvenimo kryptis nepalaikoma pasikeitė su Pirmojo pasaulinio karo pradžia. Tarnaudamas išskirtiniu būdu „Royal Fusiliers“ pulke, o vėliau – žvalgybos korpuse, jis parodyti drąsą, už kurią 1919 m. gavo Karinio kryžių. Šis intensyvaus konflikto ir tarnystės laikotarpis į jo charakterį įnešė ypatingą gylį, vėlesnę kūrybą prisunkdama su žmogaus atsparumo, lyderystės ir atsakomybės svorio suvokimu. Karo šešėliai ir žvalgybos darbo rimtumas tikriausiai prisidėjo prie to subtilaus, sielingo realizmo, kurį rasime jo pasaulio įtakingiausių asmenų vaizduose, leisdami jam matyti už šlovės paviršiui esantį žmogumiškumą.
Birlio pakilimas į meno pasaulio viršūnę buvo sutvirtintas jo išskirtiniu ryšiu su Britijos monarchija. Tapęs karališkojo globėjimo – Karelio V Georgaus ir Karalienės Marijos – gavėjo, jis tapo svarbiausiu Edvardieno ir tarpkarinio laikot vengėjo kronikininku. Jo stilius, pasižymintis meistriku šviesos valdymu, subtiliomis tonų gradacijomis ir kruopščiu dėmesiui tekstūrai, leido jam itin tikりsliai atvaizduoti karališką regalia, kartu išlaikant glaudų ryšį su paveiksluojamo asmens siela. Jis nemeिगė tiesiog dažyti karūnų ar ermelino; jis dažydavo orumą ir suverenitetą nešiojamą naštą.
Išėjęs už rūmų sienų, Birlio įtaka tapo tikrai pasaulinė, nes jo talentas pritraukė svarbiausius XX amžiaus lyderius. Jo kūrybos rinkinys tarnauja kaip vizualinė istorijos archyva, kurioje įamžinti tokie ikoniniai asmenys kaip:
Jo gebėjimas meistriškai pereiti nuo prabangaus aristokratijos aplinkos iki griežto, stipraus politinių revoliucionierių buvimo demonstruoja universalią genijų. Per jo darbus šilko ir aksomo tekstūros subalansuojamos su žvaigždės įžvalgos psichologiniu intensyvumu, kurdamas kūrybą, kuri yra tiek daug apie charakterį, tiek ir apie kompoziciją.
Siro Osvaldo Birlio ilgalaikė reikšmė slypi jo gebėjime padaryti tiltą tarp tradicinės akademinės portretų tapybos ir modernesnio, psichologinio realizmo. Nors jo technika išliko įsikrausinta klasikinėmis detalės ir formalios elegancijos tradicijomis, jo dėmesys subjektų vidiniam gyvenimui pranašavo daugeliui emocinio gylio, matomo vėlesnio paveislininkystės laikotarpiu. Jis turėjo retą gebėjimą naudoti šviesą ne tik formai apibrėžti, bet ir nurodyti nuotaiką bei istorinį svorį. Kiekvienas traukimas buvo apsikirinti, prisidedant prie amžinumo ir prisiminimo atmosferos.
Žvelgdami atgal į jo gyvenimą ir kūrybą, Birlio išlieka daugiau nei tik elitų paveislininkas; jis buvo žmogaus veido istorikas. Jo portretai tarnauja kaip langai į išnykęmį pasaulį, išsaugojant asmenų panašumą, kurie suformavo modernųjį amžių. Per savo meistriškumą Siras Oswaldas Birley užtikrino, kad jo paveikslų subjektų orumas, kovos ir triumfai visam laikui išliktų įsimintyje pasaulinėje menų kultūroje.
