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After the Evening Storm, ca. 1870 - ca. 1871

  • oil paint, canvas
  • 74 x 110 cm
  • Inv. 1927-E

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In the mid-1860s Hippolyte Boulenger occupied a prominent position in the Belgian art world. His landscapes, whose like had never been seen before, were restless, thickly painted, sketched in broad outlines and full of realistic local colour. His predilection for special weather conditions, such as tempestuous and stormy weather, still link him with the Romantic Movement. Towards the end of his life Boulenger regularly spent the summer months in the Ardennes where After the Evening Storm was probably painted. Although the landscape is a rendering of the natural surroundings, it contains very little topographical detail. It focuses more on the spontaneous expression of an emotional experience of nature.

Artist

Hippolyte Boulenger RKD VIAF RKD
Tournai 1837 - Brussels 1874
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Title After the Evening Storm
Date ca. 1870 - ca. 1871
Period 19th century
Collection paintings AAT
Object type oil paintings (visual works) AAT
Inventory number 1927-E
Acquisition credit gift
The Friends of the Museum
Ghent
1927
Current whereabouts Work on display
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Art & Architecture Thesaurus 300015636 landscapes AAT
Keywords Iconclass 22 natural phenomena Iconclass
22C light Iconclass
22C1 natural light Iconclass
22C8 shadow Iconclass
22C9 darkness Iconclass
23R13 evening Iconclass
24A8 sunlight Iconclass
25G4(GRASS) plants and herbs (GRASS) Iconclass
25H1 landscapes in the temperate zone Iconclass
25H11 mountains Iconclass
25H113 (high) hill Iconclass
25H17 meadow, pasture Iconclass
26A clouds Iconclass
26E thunderstorm Iconclass
26F2 bad weather Iconclass
300015636 landscapes AAT
61D(BELGIUM) geographical names of countries, regions, mountains, rivers, etc. (names of cities and villages excepted) (BELGIUM) Iconclass
School / Style realism (artistic form of expression) AAT
School of Tervueren
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