A fountain of inspiration–The Forest of Fontainebleau
Fo
r long, the mention of an artist has conjured the image of a painter with his easel stationed by the edge of a bridge or by the rising and ebbing waters of a beach, mulling over the perfect choice of colours to best capture the scenic splendours before their eyes... But such was inconceivable before the middle of the 18th century, for until then, apart from portraits and still lifes (sic), even landscapes would come to life within the walls of the studio! It was only when the importance of natural light increased as artists inclined more towards realistic art that paints and easels became portable, allowing them to wander freely to find their inspiration.
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Fo
r long, the mention of an artist has conjured the image of a painter with his easel stationed by the edge of a bridge or by the rising and ebbing waters of a beach, mulling over the perfect choice of colours to best capture the scenic splendours before their eyes... But such was inconceivable before the middle of the 18th century, for until then, apart from portraits and still lifes (sic), even landscapes would come to life within the walls of the studio! It was only when the importance of natural light increased as artists inclined more towards realistic art that paints and easels became portable, allowing them to wander freely to find their inspiration.For Complete IIPM Article, Click on IIPM Article
Source : IIPM Editorial, 2007
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