Edward Stott

1859–1918

Edward Stott, ‘Changing Pastures’ 1893
Changing Pastures 1893
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Artworks

Edward Stott, ‘Changing Pastures’ 1893

Edward Stott Changing Pastures

1893
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Features

Sir George Clausen, ‘Brown Eyes’ 1891

Rural naturalism

Nineteenth century painting movement characterized by scenes of rural life painted in a realist, often sentimentalised, manner

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