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Thomas Gainsborough and the Modern Woman

D Giles Ltd

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By focussing on a single painting this new book brings a fresh approach to the study of an established artist.
Gainsborough (World of Art)

Thames & Hudson

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William Vaughan puts Gainsborough's work into the context of contemporaneous social and political developments in Britain, and in particular the celebration of original genius in a time of burgeoning entrepreneurial commercialism. He also discusses thoroughly Gainsborough's life and work - his childhood in Suffolk; his 'apprenticeship' in London; his marriage and the birth of his daughters; his move back to Suffolk and the birth of his career; his move to Bath and his incredible success as a society portrait painter; his move to London in 1774 where he reached the peak of his career, despite falling out with the Royal Academy and not being appointed official painter to the King; and his death in 1778.
Gainsborough: Colour Library (Phaidon Colour Library)

Phaidon Press

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Thomas Gainsborough was one of the most brilliant and original portrait painters of the 18th-century, surpassing his great rival Reynolds with his abilty to capture a likeness and his superb handling of the paint. He was also a talented and sensitive landscape painter and has been hailed as the father of the British landscape school, paving the way for artists such as Constable and Turner. This book analyzes Gainsborough's technique and subject matter, and explores his artistic environment, his important contemporaries and issues such as the patronage of artists in 18th-century England. This book contains a survey of Gainsborough's most famous works, including "Mr and Mrs Andrews" and "The Blue Boy".
Gainsborough: 16 Art Stickers (Dover Art Stickers)

Dover Publications

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Major exhibitions in London, Washington, and Boston in 2003 focused attention on and boosted interest in Gainsborough, one of England's greatest 18th-century painters. This unique collection presents 16 of his most famous works — including the enormously popular The Blue Boy — as stickers. Ideal for dozens of decorative uses.

The Letters of Thomas Gainsborough (Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in Britis)

Paul Mellon Centre BA

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This work gathers all the known letters of the 18th-century British painter, Gainsborough, and connects them with a narrative of Gainsborough's life. The 110 letters, which include correspondence with Gainsborough's family and friends, are supplemented by 36 documents in the artist's own hand.
Thomas Gainsborough: His Life and Art

Academy Chicago Pub

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A biography and illuminating study of the great 18th-century British artist, with hitherto unpublished letters.

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Huntington's gardens are bountiful
Huntington's gardens are bountiful Gardens in San Marino exploring the galleries, gazing up at the "Blue Boy" by Thomas Gainsborough and looking with admiration at the many rare books. and more »

Barnsdale Lodge, Rutland: hotel review
Barnsdale Lodge, Rutland: hotel review Located on the Exton Park estate of the Earls of Gainsborough, and formerly a farmhouse, it was converted into a hotel in 1989 by one of the family, Thomas

Making it and faking it: Copies, homages, pastiches
Lex Thomas, Mr and Mrs Andrews Remixed and Reloaded, after Gainsborough, 2010 Oil on linen - A playful adaptation of Mr and Mrs Andrews

Hyde FC 1 Gainsborough Trinity 1
Despite missing three players through suspension, the Tigers started strongly, and after just five minutes, Tom Manship saw his shot cleared off the line by

Has anyone seen Grace Jones?
Has anyone seen Grace Jones? Cincinnati had been restoring its portrait for a show called “Thomas Gainsborough and the Modern Woman”, which opened on 18 September (until 2 January) and