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“the Industrial Revolution and the Art that it inspired.”
The Art created by painters at the sharp end of the industrial revolution, was
full of honest social comment which directly related to the imbalance of in
English society.
It shown in graphic detail the brutal facts of life of workers made more
poignant by the sheer artistic genius of those artists they created these genuine
authentic paintings.
These artists finally overcame the prejudice of the art establishment and
triumphed to become respected and renown artists in their own country. In
this three part series of articles, the comprehensive detailed story is about
how these Artists, born and raised in Northern England, chose to represent
the environment and the people created by the most important revolution in
modern history.
This series was originally written and published in 2016 for an international
magazine, (Copyright of DenisTaylor 2015/16 ), few in the UK were able to
obtain that particular magazine and read the published articles. The Editor
has decided to expand the depth of the articles, especially for painters Tubes
magazine UK. These will run for three issues beginning in issue #8 (2018).
photograph: Ancoatss, Manchester
original b/w ©Manchester Libraries