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Artist colonies --- -Landscape painting, Swedish --- -Swedish landscape painting --- Art colonies --- Artists' colonies --- Colonies, Artist --- Artists --- Bergh, Richard --- Kreuger, Nils Edvard --- Nordstrom, Karl --- Theses --- Landscape painting, Swedish --- -Bergh, Richard --- Swedish landscape painting --- Bergh, Richard, --- Kreuger, Nils Edvard, --- Nordström, Karl,

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Village artists' colonies were extremely popular across Europe towards the close of the nineteenth century. They were not rustic retreats for dreamers, but highly-motivated, international forums for experiment and debate, at the cutting edge of artistic change. This study asserts that once the ideological decision was made to go to the countryside then practical considerations sustained these rural communities. The artists and their hosts were as varied as the topographies they inhabited, but coasts proved the most valuable option. The traditional stoic fisherfolk witnessed the sudden growth in the leisure industry, all of which helped to inspire generations of painters. This synopsis places the movement in context, using an holistic approach and bringing together a wide range of influences, such as innovations in technology, transport, hoteliers, art dealers, print-publishing and the modern art market.

Art styles --- anno 1800-1999 --- Europe --- Art, European --- Artist colonies --- Villages --- Hamlets (Villages) --- Village government --- Cities and towns --- Art colonies --- Artists' colonies --- Colonies, Artist --- Artists --- Art, Modern --- kunstenaarskolonies. --- kust. --- pleinairisme. --- landschappen. --- kunsthandel. --- School van Barbizon. --- 1880 - 1920. --- 19de eeuw. --- 20ste eeuw. --- Noordzee. --- Nederland. --- België. --- Duitsland. --- Barbizon. --- Denemarken.

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Mondriaan, Piet ; Toorop, Jan ; Elout-Drabbe, Mies ; van Heemskerck, Jacoba ; Havelaar, Just ; Schelfhout, Lodewijk ; Góth, Maurice ; Schultze, Paul ; Fauconnier, Henri Le ; Galloway, Denis ; Gestel, Leo ; Hart Nibbrig, Ferdinand ; Kickert, Conrad ; Van Rees, Otto ; van Rijsselberghe, Théodore ; Sluijters, Jan ; Toorop, Charley ; Schütz, W.J. ; Graadt van Roggen, Johannes M. ; Zwart, Marinus ; van Manen, Betsy ; Heyse, Jan

Toorop, Jan --- Mondriaan, Piet --- Painting --- Zeeland (Prov.) --- Domburg --- Nederland --- Zeeland --- Schilderkunst ; 20ste eeuw ; Piet Mondriaan + tijdgenoten --- 75.037 --- (069) --- Schilderkunst ; 1900 - 1950 --- (Musea. Collecties) --- Mondrian, Piet --- Exhibitions --- Painting [Modern ] --- 20th century --- Netherlands --- Artist colonies --- Painters --- Painting, Dutch --- Dutch painting --- Art colonies --- Artists' colonies --- Colonies, Artist --- Artists --- Biography --- Mondrian, Piet, --- Mondriaan, Piet, --- Mondriaan, Pieter Cornelis, --- Friends and associates --- Domburg Region (Netherlands) --- In art

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State of Sabotage was founded as a sovereign state on the uninhabited Finnish island Harakka by the Austrian artist Robert Jelinek in August 2003. They have a flag, stamps, coins, and an anthem. But particularly the passport (designed by Austrian artist Heimo Zobernig) triggered a dynamism which catapulted the artists' state all of a sudden into the field of political reality. State of Sabotage was de facto recognized by Slovenia, Switzerland, Monaco, Andorra, San Marino, and Italy. ""Offshore"" is a tribute to the some 14,000 citizens. The book contains a cultural topography by Irina Ulrike A

Art and society. --- Artist colonies. --- States, Small. --- Autonomy. --- Art, Austrian --- Austrian art --- Independence --- Self-government --- International law --- Political science --- Sovereignty --- Nations, Small --- Small countries --- Small nations --- Small states --- States, Size of --- Middle powers --- Art colonies --- Artists' colonies --- Colonies, Artist --- Artists --- Art --- Art and sociology --- Society and art --- Sociology and art --- Social aspects

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Regional documentation --- Beauvoorde --- Art --- Flandre occidentale --- Kunst --- West-Vlaanderen --- Arts, Belgian --- Arts belges --- Beauvoorde (Belgium) --- Beauvoorde (Belgique) --- Social life and customs --- Moeurs et coutumes --- Artist colonies --- -Beauvoorde --- Histoire --- 908 <493 BEAUVOORDE> --- -Arts, Belgian --- 949.31 --- 398.09493 --- Belgian arts --- Art colonies --- Artists' colonies --- Colonies, Artist --- Artists --- Heemkunde. Area studies--België--BEAUVOORDE --- History Belgium Flanders --- 908 <493 BEAUVOORDE> Heemkunde. Area studies--België--BEAUVOORDE --- -Art --- -Regional documentation --- History --- Bezoekers tentoonstelling --- Social life and customs. --- -Artist colonies --- Artist colonies - - Beauvoorde - Belgium