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Life and Art of James Barry

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Pressly, William L.

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Publisher: Yale University Press Summary: William Pressly reveals the degree to which Barry's view of his role shaped the character of his art and examines how his works, though rooted in traditional sources, creatively depart in both form and content from conventional academic practice. He also assesses the artist as a portrait painter, including his use of portraiture within the context of historical subjects, and as one of the few late eighteenth-century  [read more]
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Publisher: Yale University Press

William Pressly reveals the degree to which Barry's view of his role shaped the character of his art and examines how his works, though rooted in traditional sources, creatively depart in both form and content from conventional academic practice. He also assesses the artist as a portrait painter, including his use of portraiture within the context of historical subjects, and as one of the few late eighteenth-century British painters to work as an original printmaker.

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