A recent post on a Live Journal group for Art Nouveau made me aware of this artist. In the post, brotherinbeauty writes:
"Arts & Crafts, and the Pre-Raphaelites were the breeding ground of Art Nouveau.
The serene and ethereal look of the women painted by the pre-Raphaelites Dante Gabriel Rossetti or Edward Coley Burne-Jones echoed in the expressions of Art Nouveau women in the next decades. A Dutch painter who was very much influenced by the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood was Antoon van Wely. His qualities were international recognized, exept (typical Dutch) in his own country. Here are some examples of his work."
5 comments:
Hi,
Enjoy your beautiful pre-raphaelite blog. I had never heard of VanWely.
Thought you might be interested in my blog with many of my paintings that echo pre-raphaelite subjects.
Let me know what you think.
http://betweendreamsanddaylight.blogspot.com/
Cheers,
Painter
Lovely blog! I look forward to seeing more.
The top post is not by Antoon van Welie. This is the proper information:
Alexandre Séon (French painter) 1855 - 1917
La Pensée (The Thought), 1898
oil on canvas
61 x 38 cm.
private collection
I'm afraid the first painting is not by Antoon van Welie. It was painted by Alexandre Séon (French painter) 1855 - 1917. It is called La Pensée (The Thought), 1898. oil on canvas, 61 x 38 cm. It is beautiful though.
Thank you for the information! I've updated the post accordingly.
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