Valentine Cameron Prinsep conhecido como Val Prinsep nasceu

Valentine Cameron Prinsep, conhecido como Val Prinsep, nasceu em Calcutá, Índia, em 14 de fevereiro de 1838. Foi um pintor britânico da escola PréRafaelita. Prinsep mudou-se para Londres com a família. Trabalhou em Paris no ateliê de Marc Charles Gabriel Gleyre. Foi amigo de John Everett Millaise de Edward Burne-Jones, com quem viajou pela Itália. Durante os primeiros anos de sua carreira artística, Prinsep estava muito envolvido com o movimento PréRafaelita. Mais tarde, ele ganhou honras acadêmicas para grandes temas decorativos e históricos. Trabalhou com Rossetti na decoração do salão da “Oxford Union”. Com outros membros da “Pre. Raphaelite. Brotherhood”, lecionou no “Working Men's College” durante a metade do século 19. Prinsep exibiu pela primeira vez na “Royal Academy of Arts”, em 1862. Self-Portrait, 1883

Em 1877, ele foi para a Índia e pintou um quadro em grande escala, “The Delhi Durbar”, exibido na “Royal Academy” em 1880 e que hoje faz parte da coleção do “Buckingham Palace”. Prinsep foi eleito Associado da “Royal Academy” em 1879 e Acadêmico em 1894. Em 1884, casou-se com Florence, filha do empresário e colecionador de Arte Frederick Richards Leyland. Prinsep escreveu duas peças de teatro, Cousin Dick e Monsieur le Duc, produzidas nos teatros “Court” e “St James’, respectivamente; dois romances e Imperial India: an Artist's Journal. Ele era um voluntário entusiasmado, e um dos fundadores do “Artists Rifles”. Prinsep morreu em Londres em 11 de novembro de 1904. The Handmaidens of Sivawara Preparing the Sacred Bull at Tanjore for a Festival

Mrs. Oliver Ormerod Walker, née Jane Harrison, 1860 Colonel Oliver Ormerod Walker, 1860

George Heming Mason, 1860 The Queen was in the Palour, Eating Bread and Honey, 1860

A Girl Carrying Grapes, 1862 Il Barbagianni, 1863

A Venetian Water Carrier, 1863 My Lady Betty, 1864

Reclining Woman with a Parrot, 1865

Lisa, 1867

A Venetian Gaming House in the Sixteenth Century

For the Bread on the Needy Is Their Life, 1870

Leonora du Mantua, 1873 Reclining Woman with a Parrot

The Mandolin Player The Gamekeeper’s Daugther, 1875

The Durbar of Delhi, 1877

Portrait of Lillie Langtry, 1879 Nancy Hitchens, 1880

Medea the Sorceress, 1880 Portrait of a Young Girl Holding Forget-Me-Nots, 1881

John Ruskin, 1882 At the Golden Gate, 1882

Portrait of a Woman with Dark Hair, 1884 Carmen, 1885

The Flower Seller Unprofessional Beauty, 1885

Sweet Repose, 1885

Ayesha, 1887 Queen Victoria, 1887

Theresa Susey Helen Talbot and Charles Henry John, 1888 Mariana, 1888

The First Awakening of Eve, 1889

Sir William Jenner, 1889 Among the Brambles, 1890

Death of Siward the Strong, 1890

The Butter Churn Lady Simpson, 1892

The Avenue, Wildernesse, Kent Promenade through the Honeysuckle

La Festa di Lido

La Revolution, 1896 At the First Touch of Winter Summer Fades Away, 1897

Cinderella, 1899 Sir Francis Layland-Barratt, 1900

Girl Blowing Soap Bubbles

Biography: Valentine Cameron Prinsep, also known as Val Prinsep, was born in Calcutta, India, on February 14, 1838. He was a British painter of the Pre-Raphaelite School. Prinsep moved to London with his family. He worked in Paris in the studio of Marc Charles Gabriel Gleyre. He was a friend of John Everett Millais and Eduard Burne-Jones, with whom he traveled through Italy. During the first years of his artistic career, Princep was very involved with the Pre-Raphaelitemoviment. Later he earned academichonors for great decorative and historical themes. He worked with Rossetti in the lounge decoration of “Oxford Union”. With other members of the “Pre. Raphaelite. Brotherhood”, he taughtat the “Working Men’s College” during the mid-nineteenth century. Prinsep exhibited for the first time in the “Royal Academy of Arts” in 1862. Portrait of Frances, Lady Layland-Barratt, 1900

The Goose Girl, 1900

In 1877 he went to India and painted a picture on a large scale, “The Delhi Durbar”, shown in the “Royal Academy” in 1880, and now part of the collection of the “Buckingham Palace”. Prinsep was elected an Associate of the “Royal Academy” in 1879 and an Academic in 1894. In 1884 he married Florence, daughter of businessman and Art collector Frederick Richards Leyland. Prinsep wrote two plays, Cousin Dick and Monsieur le Duc, produced at theaters “Court” and “St. James”, respectively; two novels and Imperial India: an Artist's Journal. He was an enthusiastic volunteer, and a founder of Artists Rifles”. Prinsep died in London on November 11, 1904. The Dish of Tea

Créditos Música: The Tempest Arthur Seymour Sullivan, 1842 -1900 Pesquisa e Formatação: Julia Zappa juliazappa@uol. com. br Revisão e Tradução de Texto: Ida Aranha sabercultural@sabercultural. com http: //www. sabercultural. org Dezembro 2014 In a Street in Venice, 1904

Fontes: http: //www. artrenewal. org/pages/artist. php? artistid=390 http: //en. wikipedia. org/wiki/Valentine_Cameron_Prinsep http: //www. the-athenaeum. org/art/list. php? m=a&s=tu&aid=1520 http: //www. victorianweb. org/victorian/painting/prinsep/index. html http: //commons. wikimedia. org/wiki/Category: Valentine_Cameron_Prinsep Valentine Cameron Prinsep, 1890