A landscape without human or animal figures often looks eery or unnatural. This new series looks at how figures are used in landscape paintings, with copious examples.
Dyce
A brief survey of landscapes by Ford Madox Brown, Thomas Seddon, William Dyce, and others in the late 1850s.
A simple story with an obvious climax to be shown. But getting the composition right proves a test even for the Masters.
In addition to conventional narrative works, he painted two landscapes which might need deeper reading. Are they about something else?
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