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Associated (Invergordon, Scotland, 1872 - 1905)
Mediumwood
ClassificationsPaintings And Drawings
LocationView by Appointment - Aberdeen Treasure Hub
Object numberABDAG004882
Keywords
About MeThe Aberdeen artist Robert Brough was admitted to the Royal Scottish Academy in 1891, and from there onwards began to develop his own unique, essentially Post Impressionist style. After just a year at the Academy, he started spending time in France, where he employed the methods of the Impressionists and the Nabis, amongst others. These new styles enabled him to capture fleeting moments and expressions, something he is most remembered for today. The artist died a tragic death in 1905, when he sustained severe and fatal burns in a train crash just outside Sheffield. His mother and contemporaries J.S. Sargent and J.F. Crombie were with him when he died in hospital the day after the crash.
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