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

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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