
К началу ХХ века Лондон был одним из самых развитых промышленных городов в мире, но в британском искусстве того времени жанр городского пейзажа и индустриальные мотивы не находили особого отклика. К 1910-м годам ситуация изменилась, художники разных поколений стали изображать улицы крупных городов, находить сюжеты в работе фабрик и облике индустриальных районов, развивать жанр портрета в городской среде. Этот момент возникновения и развития интереса к городским сюжетам, эволюция образа города в работах лондонских художников 1910-х годов показаны в статье через срез художественной жизни Великобритании (от жанровых сцен У. Сикерта до геометрических абстракций У. Льюиса). By the beginning of the twentieth century, London was the most industrially developed city in the world. But the genre of urban landscape and industrial motifs did not find a special response in the British art of that time. By the 1910s, the situation had changed, artists of different generations began to depict the streets of large cities, find stories in the work of factories and the appearance of industrial areas, and develop the genre of portraiture in an urban environment. This moment of the emergence and development of interest in urban subjects, as well as the evolution of the image of the city in the works of London artists of the 1910s, are shown in the article through the review of the artistic life of Great Britain (from genre scenes by W. Sickert to geometric abstractions by W. Lewis).
20th century British art, Кристофер Невинсон, британский авангард, вортицизм, British avant-garde, 20th century British painting, vorticism, Wyndham Lewis, британская живопись ХХ века, Уиндем Льюис, Christopher R. W. Nevinson, британское искусство ХХ века
20th century British art, Кристофер Невинсон, британский авангард, вортицизм, British avant-garde, 20th century British painting, vorticism, Wyndham Lewis, британская живопись ХХ века, Уиндем Льюис, Christopher R. W. Nevinson, британское искусство ХХ века
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