🖼️Christ Preaching at Cookham Regatta: Girls Listening, Stanley Spencer 1953

🎨Style: Neo-Romanticism
Genre: symbolic painting
Media: oil,canvas


Source: https://t.co/5f9TrJpVLk

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This painting shows the area behind Stanley Spencer’s house, Fernlea, in Cookham, Berkshire. Completed after his return from service in WW1, the work is deliberately nostalgic; an elegy of sorts, his brother Sydney was killed in action in September 1918.

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Bellrope Meadow, Cookham, Berkshire by Stanley Spencer 1936
Oil on Canvas
(Touchstones Rochdale)

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In a seemingly innocuous picture, Stanley Spencer's 'Crossing the Road,' is imbued with a subtle Christian message. Here, it is as if the young girl is a disciple, leading the old man through the streets of Cookham to the gates of St Peter, and to enter heaven itself.

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The Resurrection, Cookham . Spencer sets his very personal interpretation in the graveyard of his local church, Holy Trinity, and places himself, Hilda and close friends in the painting...Happy Easter !

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Between 1945-50 he worked on his Resurrection Series. He also quit the RA as it refused to show some of his work. I really enjoy that he reimagined the biblical story with Cookham residents as the actors in the drama. It puzzled many conservatives at the time

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Spencer’s genius was to populate his religious images with locals & set them in Cookham landscapes. Self-portrait (1912), Zacharias & Elizabeth (1912-3), The Artist’s Left Hand (1913) & Fragments of a Self-Portrait (1913)

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Born in Cookham, Berkshire, he had an unusual upbringing & trained at the Slade (1908-12). Despite access to a London life he would go home to Cookham as much as he could. Some early drawings of Cookham life & religious ideas (1908-12)

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Between 1945-50 he worked on his Resurrection Series. He also quit the RA as it refused to show some of his work. I really enjoy that he reimagined the biblical story with Cookham residents as the actors in the drama. It puzzled many conservatives at the time

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Spencer’s genius was to populate his religious images with locals & set them in Cookham landscapes. Self-portrait (1912), Zacharias & Elizabeth (1912-3), The Artist’s Left Hand (1913) & Fragments of a Self-Portrait (1913)

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Born in Cookham, Berkshire, he had an unusual upbringing & trained at the Slade (1908-12). Despite access to a London life he would go home to Cookham as much as he could. Some early drawings of Cookham life & religious ideas (1908-12)

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Monday is Bin Day for us, so to thank all refuse collectors here is The Lovers (The Dustmen) 1934 by Cookham-born trained Stanley Spencer (1891-1959). Oil on canvas. Purchased by in 1948. (c) Artist's Estate

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Stanley Spencer (Cookham-on-Thames 1891 –1959) fue un pintor figurativo británico con un estilo muy personal, fácilmente identificable y que desarrolló su trabajo bajo distintas influencias. Él a su vez influenció mucho a artistas posteriores, como Lucian Freud.

👇🏻Sigue el hilo.

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The Resurrection, Cookham . Spencer sets his very personal interpretation in the graveyard of his local church, Holy Trinity, and places himself, Hilda and close friends in the painting...Happy Easter !

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Stanley Spencer 'The Apple Gatherers.' This picture was painted in Wisteria Cottage in Cookham, an empty house which Spencer used as a studio. He said it was here he experienced an intense sense of connection with nature and an almost ecstatic self-awareness.

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Detail, the Resurrection Cookham, Stanley Spencer 1924-6. Happy Easter Monday.

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