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.jpg "The Captured Spy, 1895, c1930 by Arthur Melville")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1117752).jpg "Washerwomen on the Darro by Arthur Melville")
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.jpg "Autumn - Loch Lomond by Arthur Melville")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-598454).jpg "The Bazaar at Vringa by Arthur Melville")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1117711).jpg "King Cophetua and the Beggar Maid by Arthur Melville")
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.jpg "Kirkwall, Orkney, 1885 by Arthur Melville")
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.jpg "A Mediterranean Port, 1892-1935 by Arthur Melville")
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.jpg "Pyramids by Arthur Melville")
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.jpg "An Egyptian Sower, 1881 by Arthur Melville")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-598444).jpg "Scottish Farm by an Estuary by Arthur Melville")
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.jpg "The Grey Salute by Arthur Melville")
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_1880_-_(MeisterDrucke-559261).jpg "The Peasant Girl (The Faggot Collector) 1880 by Arthur Melville")
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.jpg "The White Piano by Arthur Melville")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-569429).jpg "The Gates of Justice, 1890 by Arthur Melville")
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.jpg "The Lawn Tennis Party at Marcus by Arthur Melville")
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.jpg "The Sortie by Arthur Melville")
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.jpg "The Cutting of the Kaligue by Arthur Melville")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-572802).jpg "A Byway in Granada, 1891 by Arthur Melville")
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.jpg "A Cabbage Garden by Arthur Melville")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-565493).jpg "The Javanese Dancers, 1889 by Arthur Melville")
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.jpg "Opal and Grey, Portrait of Miss Rachel White by Arthur Melville")
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.jpg "La Paysanne a Grez by Arthur Melville")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1113204).jpg "A Fisherman")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-558672).jpg "The Rooster by Arthur Melville")
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.jpg "The Laundresses by Arthur Melville")
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.jpg "Two Girls in a boat by Arthur Melville")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1170501).jpg "A Boy in Spain by Arthur Melville")
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.jpg "Twig Gatherers, Grez-sur-Loing by Arthur Melville")
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.jpg "The Italian Garden by Arthur Melville")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1170504).jpg "North Aisle of St. Magnus Cathedral, Kirkwall by Arthur Melville")
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.jpg "A Mediterranean Port by Arthur Melville")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1102497).jpg "Javanese Dancers by Arthur Melville")
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.jpg "Honfleur Harbour by Arthur Melville")
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.jpg "Kirkwall Cathedral, Orkney by Arthur Melville")
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.jpg "The Fringe of the Great Desert by Arthur Melville")
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.jpg "Pedrosa, Spain by Arthur Melville")
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![A Portrait Study [J Martin White] by Arthur Melville](/kunstwerke/300px/Arthur_Melville_-_A_Portrait_Study_J_Martin_White_-_(MeisterDrucke-905325).jpg "A Portrait Study [J Martin White] by Arthur Melville")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1132704).jpg "A Young Boy Reading by Arthur Melville")
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.jpg "Gardenia Club with Mrs. Melville in the Foreground by Arthur Melville")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1170498).jpg "Study for the Old Covenanter by Arthur Melville")
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.jpg "After the Play by Arthur Melville")
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.jpg "Company at Dinner by Arthur Melville")
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.jpg "A Turkish Bazaar by Arthur Melville")
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The Scottish watercolourist Arthur Melville was one of the best of his time. Watercolour is one of the oldest painting techniques on earth. In Egypt, artists were already using the technique in the pre-Christian millennium. Watercolours consist of water-soluble binders and fine pigments. The colours are diluted with water and applied to paper with brushes. Since watercolours do not cover, the white background often shimmers through and gives the pictures a special luminosity, which has a light, fragrant effect on the viewer. In Europe the German Albrecht Dürer discovered the fine painting technique for himself. Only in the middle of the 18th century did the watercolour technique finally come to England. William Turner perfected the watercolour technique and passed on his knowledge to young painters. Certainly Turner's paintings were also a great source of inspiration for Arthur Melville in his later works.
Melville was born in a Scottish county. Early on he discovered his passion for art. He took art lessons at a night school. Finally he was educated in art and painting at the RSA School. After his education in London he went out into the wide world. First he stayed in Paris. Here he met Frank Brangwyn. The Welshman worked as painter, illustrator, designer and graphic artist. The two became friends and in the following years they went on a long journey. They wanted to see more of the world. They travelled together through Turkey, Egypt, Iraq and Iran. Later on, further stays in Spain and Italy followed. The painter captured his experiences in many of his paintings. These are still known today for their high colour intensity.
William York MacGregor, a Scottish painter of the late impressionism. Together, the men painted rural scenes from the Glasgow area in the Impressionist and Post-Impressionist styles. The paintings were exhibited in the famous Grosvenor Gallery in London. The group around Arthur Melville received great recognition for this. A Europe-wide interest developed. Further exhibitions outside England followed. Thus the Glasgow Boys established themselves as a brand in the Scottish art scene. Melville married at the end of the 19th century and settled with his wife in Surrey, England. Shortly after another trip to Spain he fell ill with typhoid fever. The disease cost him his life. He died in 1904, at the age of 49.
The Scottish watercolourist Arthur Melville was one of the best of his time. Watercolour is one of the oldest painting techniques on earth. In Egypt, artists were already using the technique in the pre-Christian millennium. Watercolours consist of water-soluble binders and fine pigments. The colours are diluted with water and applied to paper with brushes. Since watercolours do not cover, the white background often shimmers through and gives the pictures a special luminosity, which has a light, fragrant effect on the viewer. In Europe the German Albrecht Dürer discovered the fine painting technique for himself. Only in the middle of the 18th century did the watercolour technique finally come to England. William Turner perfected the watercolour technique and passed on his knowledge to young painters. Certainly Turner's paintings were also a great source of inspiration for Arthur Melville in his later works.
Melville was born in a Scottish county. Early on he discovered his passion for art. He took art lessons at a night school. Finally he was educated in art and painting at the RSA School. After his education in London he went out into the wide world. First he stayed in Paris. Here he met Frank Brangwyn. The Welshman worked as painter, illustrator, designer and graphic artist. The two became friends and in the following years they went on a long journey. They wanted to see more of the world. They travelled together through Turkey, Egypt, Iraq and Iran. Later on, further stays in Spain and Italy followed. The painter captured his experiences in many of his paintings. These are still known today for their high colour intensity.
William York MacGregor, a Scottish painter of the late impressionism. Together, the men painted rural scenes from the Glasgow area in the Impressionist and Post-Impressionist styles. The paintings were exhibited in the famous Grosvenor Gallery in London. The group around Arthur Melville received great recognition for this. A Europe-wide interest developed. Further exhibitions outside England followed. Thus the Glasgow Boys established themselves as a brand in the Scottish art scene. Melville married at the end of the 19th century and settled with his wife in Surrey, England. Shortly after another trip to Spain he fell ill with typhoid fever. The disease cost him his life. He died in 1904, at the age of 49.
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.jpg "A Cairo Coffee Stall by Arthur Melville")