Landscape Artists?

Kiersten Clayburn: the two maximum nicely-time-commemorated are John Constable and J.M.W. Turner... I choose the latter yet the two are super examples, and there is often some thing to remark on in all of their artwork. on the different hand, they're the commonest reaction a instructor has a tendency to get to the "detect a panorama artist" on the spot... yet once you do no longer suggestions that people would have found the comparable portray, then decide for it- they're nonetheless super examples inspite of each and every thing....Show more

Wilmer Skidmore: I was going to suggest Boudin, but someone has beaten me to it. There are a number of Dutch 17th century seascapes in the National Gallery in London, if you just need sea. If you mean recreational seaside (as in holidays) I'm slightly stuck, as it's only a concept from the mid-19th century onwards. I have a feeling that Picasso might have painted beach scenes, and I think there are War paintings of landings ! on the beach, but that's probably not what you want. The Scottish painters produced a number, and also the St Ives group....Show more

Ronnie Panas: A well known french painter (mid 19th c.) Eugene Boudin did miniature paintings of the seaside: On beach at Trouville http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eug%C3%A8ne_BoudinVan Gogh did paint the seaside very early in his career - He was at that time copying the grand Dutch landscape masters of the past and their pale monochrome palettes,. He had yet to go to Paris and discover color.See View of the Sea at Scheveningen, 1882Oil on Canvas, 34.5 X 51 cm in Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam http://www.channel4.com/culture/microsites/Y/yello...Also many British impressionists painted the sea: see names and pics at http://www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/ladylever/exhib......Show more

Marhta Teahan: Go on art.com or posters .com and do a search on land/seascape artist- and classic artists etc. You'll see many more-they have thousands of a! rt posters to look at-its a good way to get ideas and basic in! fo-