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George Innes is known as an Actor. Some of his work includes Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World, Stardust, The Italian Job, Elizabeth: The Golden Age, Shōgun, Quadrophenia, Billy Liar, and Scars of Dracula.
George Innes. Actor: The Italian Job. Deep-voiced London-born stage and screen actor George Peter Innes was trained as a Shakespearean thesp at Toynbee Hall and at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA). He made his first theatrical appearances at the National Theatre under the direction of Laurence Olivier and at the Bristol Hippodrome in 1959. Innes appeared in Arnold Wesker's ...
In June 1878 George Inness and his family moved into the gate-house of a large mansion in Montclair, New Jersey, where he most likely painted Morning.This moving landscape from the Thyssen collection belongs to his mature style of painting based, in the artist’s own words, on “the great spiritual principle[s] of unity” and “of harmony” which would “appeal to the mind through the ...
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George Inness se inició en la pintura de la mano de John Jesse Barker, pintor ambulante de paso por Newark.En 1841 se trasladó a la ciudad de Nueva York, donde amplió su formación con el pintor francés Régis François Gignoux, alumno de Paul Delaroche, e hizo sus primeras exposiciones en la National Academy of Design en 1844 y al año siguiente en la American Art Union.
George Inness knew from a young age that he wanted to be an artist. His family had other ideas, however, and when George was a teenager, his father bought him a grocery store. The future artist was determined not to be a grocer and spent most of his time in the store painting, hiding under the counter whenever customers appeared.
George Inness, who began his career painting in the Hudson River School mode, embraced a variety of styles throughout his long career. Exposure to the work of French Barbizon artists as well as to the pantheistic philosophy of Swedish scientist and theologian Emanuel Swedenborg led him to develop a more personal approach to painting.
