Hanover square (Edward Dayes)
Edward Dayes (1763–1804) je izdelal Hanover square.
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StatistikaHanover square, na kratek
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- Hanover square
- Avtor
- Edward Dayes (1763–1804)
- Umetnik, rojen v
- London, United Kingdom
Visokoresolucijske slike dela Hanover square
Javna lastnina: umetnik je umrl leta 1804.
Edward Dayes, Hanover square. Javna lastnina
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Ali je delo "Hanover square" avtorja Edward Dayes v javni lastini?
Status avtorskih pravic za "Hanover square" avtorja Edward Dayes: del je v javni domeni – avtorska pravica je zastarela. To določa, ali se lahko reprodukcije slike izdelujejo prosto.
Kateremu umetniku je "Hanover square" pripisano?
Avtor dela "Hanover square" je Edward Dayes. Del je katalogiran pod imenom Edward Dayes.
Kaj pojasnjuje status avtorskih pravic za "Hanover square" avtorja Edward Dayes?
Del "Hanover square" avtorja Edward Dayes je v javni domeni – avtorska pravica je zastarela. Avtorske pravice se izračunajo od smrti umetnika, pri čemer je Edward Dayes umrl leta 1804.
O umetniku, Edward Dayes
1763–1804, United Kingdom
Edward Dayes
The Transitional Vision of Edward Dayes In the shifting landscape of late eighteenth-century British art, few figures capture the delicate bridge between eras as poignantly as Edward Dayes. Born in London in 1763, Dayes emerged during a period of profound aesthetic metamorphosis, standing at the crossroads where the refined, structured elegance of the Rococo began to yield to the emotive, untamed spirit of Romanticism. His life and work serve as a vital link in the evolution of English landscape painting, embodying a transition from topographical precision toward an atmospheric exploration of mood and light that would eventually pave the way for masters like J.M.W. Turner.
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