威廉·麥克塔格特的風暴: 在風景中捕捉到的風暴的焦慮 | 藝術品解釋

McTaggart 充滿活力的筆觸和大膽的色彩傳達了雷鳴般的天空的力量, 狂風怒海. Although it is possible to find similarities in Impressionist painting, his technique is essentially part of a distinct Scottish tradition.
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William McTaggart was the most important Scottish landscape painter of the late 19th century. He was born within reach of the Atlantic Ocean and spent all his summers painting it. In the National Gallery of Scotland in Edinburgh hangs what is probably his most famous painting, “The Storm”, painted in 1890. The fishing boats are in distress at sea, taking on water and being blown out. But the real subject is the storm itself: 土地, 海, and the sky.

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