Stanley Anderson Figurative Prints
British, 1884-1966
As a student at the Royal College in 1909, Stanley Anderson was taught etching by Sir Frank Short RA, who was both a practitioner of and keen advocate of the Whistlerian etched line. Whistler had died in 1903 and his presence was keenly felt among etchers of the day. His influence upon Stanley Anderson is evidenced in the calligraphic line, plate tone, composition and chiaroscuro. Anderson responded to the socio-economic changes he observed as, within a mere quarter-century, the British Empire of his youth was transformed into a nation scarred by two world wars. His painstakingly wrought prints reveal that every line or mark serves a purpose.
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Artist: Stanley Anderson
Les Arcades, Dieppe France (the arches along coastline of a town in Normandy)
By Stanley Anderson
Located in New Orleans, LA
The image show a panoramic view of the architectural arches and the boats in the harbor of Dieppe in Normandy France. Dieppe was occupied by German naval and army forces after the f...
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