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About British Postimpressionism

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Is one of the websites operated by Liss Fine Art. In November of 1910 Roger Fry, art historian and critic, organised a show in London of Gaugin, Cézanne, and Van Gogh and created for it a new term: Post-Impressionism. Was founded in 1990. The company operates from London and can be contacted as follows:. Office London: 13 Penryn Street, London NW1 1RL, Tel: 0207 380 11 31. Specialising in British and Continental Art 1880-1980, areas of particular interest include:. Artists of the British School at Rome.

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About the Last Romantics

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About the Last Romantics. Is one of the websites operated by Liss Fine Art. Was founded in 1990. The company operates from London and can be contacted as follows:. Office London: 13 Penryn Street, London NW1 1RL, Tel: 0207 380 1131. Specialising in British and Continental Art 1880-1980, areas of particular interest include:. Artists of the British School at Rome. Artists of the interwar years, especially Slade and Royal College of Art students. Painters in Tempera pre-1950. Items are available for viewing.

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About the British Impressionists

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Is one of the websites operated by Liss Fine Art. For two decades Liss Fine Art have championed the work of the Grand Old Men of British Impressionism artists such ass Albert de Belleroche, Frank Brangwyn, Harry Bush, Charles Cundall, Alexander Jamieson, Gerald Kelly and Arthur Studd. Sourced directly from Artist s Estates Liss Fine Art hold unrivaled stock of work by these and other Unsung Heroes of the period. Was founded in 1990. The company operates from London and can be contacted as follows:. All i...

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About British Neoromanticism

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Is one of the websites operated by Liss Fine Art. During the Depression and War years, between 1930 and 1955, the Romantic tradition in Britain underwent an extraordinary Renaissance. A distinctive style arose embracing an otherwise diverse group of artists - the British landscape became central to a new nostalgic pastoral vision which was broadly expressed through the language of Cubism - sometime adopted with intellectual and sometimes more decorative aims. Artists of the British School at Rome. Liss F...

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About Rome Scholars

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Liss Fine Art Websites. Museums and Corporate Clients. Is one of the websites operated by Liss Fine Art. For two decades Liss Fine Art has championed the work of the unsung heroes of the Rome School. Of particular interest are the first generation of Scholars (working in the four separate disciples of painting, sculpture, print making and architecture) who were at the School during the inter-war years. Was founded in 1990. The company operates from London and can be contacted as follows:. Liss Fine Art o...

britishsurrealism.com

About British Surrealism

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Is one of the websites operated by Liss Fine Art. As well as specialising in the purest of the British Surrealists Banting, Colquhoun and Armstrong Liss Fine Art have, for over two decades, drawn attention to artists less frequently associated with Surrealism: work from the interwar years by, for instance, the Zinkeisen sisters, Harry Epworth Allen, Charles Mahoney, Victor Wood, Kenneth Rowntree and Harold Yates. Was founded in 1990. The company operates from London and can be contacted as follows:.

unsungheroines.com

About Unsung Heroines

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Liss Fine Art Websites. Museums and Corporate Clients. Is one of the websites operated by Liss Fine Art. This site focuses on many of the lesser known women artists working in Britain in the 20th century in the hope of making a persuasive visual argument that their work merits greater attention. Was founded in 1990. The company operates from London and can be contacted as follows:. Office London: 13 Penryn Street, London NW1 1RL, Tel: 0207 380 11 31. Artists of the British School at Rome. Every three wee...