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Biography and information
Frederick William Burton (English Frederic William Burton; April 8, 1816, Wicklow - March 16, 1900, London) - Irish pre-Raphaelite artist, third director of the National Gallery of London.
The most famous work of the artist - "Helleleel and Hildebrand: meeting at the tower steps" (1864).
The most famous work of the artist - "Helleleel and Hildebrand: meeting at the tower steps" (1864).
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Styles of artOrientalism, The Pre-Raphaelites, Romanticism
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TechniquesWatercolor, Gouache, Oil, Pastel, Ink, Chalk, Pencil, White, Graphite, Blur, Scraper, White gouache, Gum Arabic
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Art formsPainting, Graphics, Drawings and illustrations
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SubjectsLandscape, Portrait, Architecture, Genre scene, Interior, Historical scene, Literary scene
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