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NORTH AMERICAN WATERFALLS IN T. DAVIES'S WORKS (1737-1812)
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Veta Vladimirovna Razuvaeva
St. Petersburg State Academic Institute of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture named after I. E. Repin
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Submitted:
March 7, 2012
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Abstract.
The author analyzes the artistic style of the topographic landscape outstanding master of New England - T. Davies (1737-1812), and considers the artist's creative manner features by the example of Canadian waterfalls images, representing the late period of his creative work.
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Key words and phrases:
топографический пейзаж
североамериканская тематика
самобытность
уединенность
наивное искусство
topographic landscape
North American theme
identity
solitude
naive art
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