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View from the Church of La Madonna Della Salute ( 1869 to 1890 )
| Artists: |
MISS JANE VIVIAN (DE FLEURY) (1869-1890) |
| Dimensions: | 42.00inch wide 24.00inch high (106.68 cm wide 60.96 cm high) |
| External Dimensions | 52.25inch framed width 34.00inch framed height (132.71 cm framed width 86.36 cm framed height) |
| Literature: |
E65003
VIEW FROM THE CHURCH OF LA MADONNA DELLA SALUTE MISS JANE VIVIAN (DE FLEURY) Flourished 1869 – 1890 Signed Oil on canvas 24 x 42 inches Framed size 34 x 52 ¼ inches Recent research into the work of this artist has revealed a dynasty of topographical artists who worked and lived in England. J de Fleury flourished from 1799 to 1823 and was a landscape painter who mainly worked in Wales but lived in London and was a regular exhibitor in the major London exhibitions between 1799 & 1823. His son was J. Vivian de Fleury who painted mainly abroad specializing in views of Switzerland and Italy. He exhibited between 1847 & 1868. J.V. de Fleury had many addresses in London during this time. Miss J. Vivian first exhibits a view of Venice from a London address in 1869 and continues to exhibit mainly Italian views until 1877. Around 1880 she seems to have moved, as did her father, as their next exhibiting address is Islington Row, Birmingham where she continued to exhibit work until 1888. The name J.V. de Fleury reappears at the Birmingham Society exhibitions in 1892 & 1893. Her work shows an attention to detail that is a reflection of her father's technique but there is a lightness of touch and softness in the palate, which is considered even finer. |
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