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.jpg "Eve Tempted by Satan in the Form of a Serpent from Paradise Lost by John Milton, Illustration by William Strang by William Strang")
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.jpg "Sin and Death at the Gates of Hell from Paradise Lost by John Milton, Illustration by William Strang by William Strang")
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.jpg "Reclining Nude by William Strang")
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.jpg "Paradise by William Strang")
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.jpg "The Buffet, 1917 by William Strang")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-315707).jpg "Portrait of a Girl, 1904 by William Strang")
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.jpg "Campbell Dodgson, Profile to the Left, 1919 by William Strang")
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.jpg "Portrait of George Bernard Shaw by William Strang")
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_1909_-_(MeisterDrucke-323018).jpg "John Masefield by William Strang")
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.jpg "Janet Elisabeth Ashbee, 1910 by William Strang")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-320335).jpg "Study of a Nude by William Strang")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-300735).jpg "Portrait of William de Havilland, 1920 by William Strang")
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.jpg "The Japanese Fan by William Strang")
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.jpg "Lady with a Red Hat by William Strang")
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.jpg "Man and Woman under a Tree by William Strang")
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.jpg "The Jazz Hat by William Strang")
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 1919 - (MeisterDrucke-280063).jpg "The White Rose (Portrait of a Lady) by William Strang")
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.jpg "Christian loses his burden from The Pilgrim")
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.jpg "The Green Cloak, Portrait of the Actress Miss Barbara Horder by William Strang")
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.jpg "Christian Fights Apollyon from The Pilgrim")
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.jpg "Nude, full length profile view, right foot raised by William Strang")
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_Hungarian_conductor_-_(MeisterDrucke-294808).jpg "Portrait of Hans Richter, Hungarian conductor by William Strang")
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.jpg "Satan Rising from the Burning Lake from Paradise Lost by John Milton, Illustration by William Strang by William Strang")
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.jpg "Draped Figure Seated, 1905 by William Strang")
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.jpg "The Buffet, 1917 by William Strang")
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.jpg "Adam and Eve Expelled from Paradise from Paradise Lost by John Milton, Illustration by William Strang by William Strang")
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 1903 (charcoal - (MeisterDrucke-267961).jpg "Portrait of Charles Robert Ashbee (1863-1942) by William Strang")
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.jpg "The Valley of the Shadow of Death from The Pilgrim")
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.jpg "Bank Holiday, 1912-1935 by William Strang")
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.jpg "Christian Fighting Apollyon, 1895, 1923 by William Strang")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1174151).jpg "Laughing Man - Self Portrait by William Strang")
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.jpg "The Meeting Place by William Strang")
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.jpg "Panchita Zorolla by William Strang")
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_poet_1898_(silverpoint_on_paper)_-_(MeisterDrucke-240673).jpg "Portrait of Sir Henry John Newbolt, 1898 by William Strang")
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.jpg "The Creation of the World from Paradise Lost by John Milton, Illustration by William Strang by William Strang")
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 1905 - (MeisterDrucke-271895).jpg "Portrait of Sir George Frampton (1860-1928) 1905 by William Strang")
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.jpg "Frederick Goulding by William Strang")
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.jpg "The Earth Fiend by William Strang")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1450024).jpg "Man and Witch by William Strang")
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.jpg "By the Sweat of Thy Brow by William Strang")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-193704).jpg "Portrait of Charles Francis Bell by William Strang")
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.jpg "Christian and Hopeful in the Dungeon by William Strang")
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.jpg "The Woodman by William Strang")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-226354).jpg "A Conspiracy, c.1905 by William Strang")
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.jpg "Death and the Ploughman")
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.jpg "Supper Time by William Strang")
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.jpg "\"Marriage of Mercy and Matthew\" from \"The Pilgrim")
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.jpg "Robert Bontine Cunningham Graham by William Strang")
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.jpg "Woman and Child by William Strang")
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.jpg "John Galsworthy by William Strang")
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.jpg "Mercy at Her Work from The Pilgrim")
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.jpg "The Colonnade, 1914, 1922 by William Strang")
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.jpg "George Bernard Shaw by William Strang")
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.jpg "The Butcher and the Sheep, c1916 by William Strang")
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.jpg "Christian and Hopeful in the Dungeon, c1916 by William Strang")
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.jpg "Campbell Dodgson, Profile to the Left by William Strang")
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_c1918_-_(MeisterDrucke-389224).jpg "The Love Letter (Portrait of Dora Labbette) c.1918 by William Strang")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-668032).jpg "Michael Sets before Adam a Vision from Paradise Lost by John Milton, Illustration by William Strang by William Strang")
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.jpg "The Slough of Despond, c1916 by William Strang")
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.jpg "Robert Louis Balfour Stevenson by William Strang")
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.jpg "Tinkers by William Strang")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1113839).jpg "Self Portrait by William Strang")
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.jpg "Portrait of Charles Francis Bell by William Strang")
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.jpg "Frederick Harrison by William Strang")
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.jpg "The Butcher and the Sheep from The Pilgrim")
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.jpg "Houses in Hampstead, 1914 by William Strang")
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.jpg "Happy State of Adam and Eve from Paradise Lost by John Milton, Illustration by William Strang by William Strang")
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.jpg "Santa Cruz, Toledo, 1913 by William Strang")
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.jpg "Henry Austin Dobson, No. 2, 1894 by William Strang")
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.jpg "John Bunyan, c1916 by William Strang")
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.jpg "Adam and Eve Entertain Raphael from Paradise Lost by John Milton, Illustration by William Strang by William Strang")
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.jpg "Marriage of Mercy and Matthew by William Strang")
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.jpg "Doorway, Santa Cruz, Toledo by William Strang")
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.jpg "The Pink Blouse, Portrait of Sylvia Parsons by William Strang")
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 (ink on paper) - (MeisterDrucke-563658).jpg "John Masefield (1878-1967) by William Strang")
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 a s - (MeisterDrucke-668029).jpg "Title Page from Paradise Lost by John Milton, Illustration by William Strang by William Strang")
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.jpg "The Last Supper, 1889 by William Strang")
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.jpg "Adam Rejects the Condolement of Eve from Paradise Lost by John Milton, Illustration by William Strang by William Strang")
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.jpg "Draped Figure Seated by William Strang")
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_Scottish_author_-_(MeisterDrucke-1467938).jpg "Robert Louis Stevenson (1850-1894), Scottish author by William Strang")
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 architect 1907 - (MeisterDrucke-292791).jpg "Edward Shroder Prior, architect, 1907 by William Strang")
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.jpg "Thomas Hardy, No. 1 by William Strang")
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.jpg "The Agony in the Garden by William Strang")
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.jpg "Suppertime by William Strang")
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.jpg "Bunyan")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1112786).jpg "The Fisherman")
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.jpg "David Strang, No. 1, 1895-1896 by William Strang")
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.jpg "Portrait of H. Cock by William Strang")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1129448).jpg "Old couple conversing by William Strang")
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.jpg "Boy Reading on a Harbour")
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William Strang (1859 - 1921) was born in Dumbarton (Scotland) as the son of master builder Peter Strang and the daughter of a founding member of a shipbuilding company. After graduating from Dumbarton Academy and working for about a year as an office clerk in the family business, he was finally allowed to move to London to study art. At the age of 17 he began his education at the Slade School of Art in London. His most important teacher and greatest influencer was the realism painter Alphonse Legros. Strang excelled in Legro's courses in such a way that after his studies he was allowed to work as an assistant in his class for about two years. Strang described his old master Legros as "the greatest teacher that ever lived, because he is the greatest artist that ever taught".
In the first 20 years of his career Strang mainly worked as an etcher and became internationally famous. Although he also painted during this time, he did not publish his first pictures until the early 1890s. In the following years he increasingly devoted himself to portrait painting. By 1904 he had finally established himself as a portraitist and was able to earn a good income. Between 1898 and 1909 he drew over 500 portraits. Strang was also inspired by Rembrandt and created a large number of self-portraits in the course of his career. In addition, Strang's choice of subjects was extremely diverse. He dealt with landscape scenes, but also with motifs ranging from fantastic to macabre, as in the series "The Deeds of Death". In the tradition of the old masters such as Rembrandt or Dürer, whom he greatly respected, he also devotedly dealt with biblical motifs. These include works like "The Temptation" or "The Flagellation".
Although William Strang came from a comparatively wealthy background, he identified himself with the working class throughout his life and tried to represent their concerns in his paintings. He showed this either directly, by showing very realistic depictions of poverty, as in "The Cause of Poverty", or indirectly and on a psychological level, as in "Grotesque". Strang married in 1885 Agnes McSymon, who also came from Dumbarton. With her he had five children. Two of his sons, Ian and David, also became artists.
William Strang (1859 - 1921) was born in Dumbarton (Scotland) as the son of master builder Peter Strang and the daughter of a founding member of a shipbuilding company. After graduating from Dumbarton Academy and working for about a year as an office clerk in the family business, he was finally allowed to move to London to study art. At the age of 17 he began his education at the Slade School of Art in London. His most important teacher and greatest influencer was the realism painter Alphonse Legros. Strang excelled in Legro's courses in such a way that after his studies he was allowed to work as an assistant in his class for about two years. Strang described his old master Legros as "the greatest teacher that ever lived, because he is the greatest artist that ever taught".
In the first 20 years of his career Strang mainly worked as an etcher and became internationally famous. Although he also painted during this time, he did not publish his first pictures until the early 1890s. In the following years he increasingly devoted himself to portrait painting. By 1904 he had finally established himself as a portraitist and was able to earn a good income. Between 1898 and 1909 he drew over 500 portraits. Strang was also inspired by Rembrandt and created a large number of self-portraits in the course of his career. In addition, Strang's choice of subjects was extremely diverse. He dealt with landscape scenes, but also with motifs ranging from fantastic to macabre, as in the series "The Deeds of Death". In the tradition of the old masters such as Rembrandt or Dürer, whom he greatly respected, he also devotedly dealt with biblical motifs. These include works like "The Temptation" or "The Flagellation".
Although William Strang came from a comparatively wealthy background, he identified himself with the working class throughout his life and tried to represent their concerns in his paintings. He showed this either directly, by showing very realistic depictions of poverty, as in "The Cause of Poverty", or indirectly and on a psychological level, as in "Grotesque". Strang married in 1885 Agnes McSymon, who also came from Dumbarton. With her he had five children. Two of his sons, Ian and David, also became artists.
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.jpg "Lady with a Red Hat by William Strang")
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.jpg "The Man in the Grey Suit, 1890 by William Strang")