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Encyclopedia > Gainsborough

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Thomas Gainsborough (590 words)
Gainsborough had a countryman's love of dogs, which frequently enter into his portraits in a completely natural way his 'Pomeranian Bitch and Puppy' is a particularly happy example of his ability to raise them to the level of artistic portraiture.
Gainsborough's strength lay in his free and excellent drawing, and many of his paintings give the feeling of the artist thinking with his brush, an immediacy usually reserved for watercolours.
It is not surprising that the solemn rulings of the Academy proved unsympathetic to his individual and unrhetorical art, so that in his last years he dissociated himself from it and showed his work only in his studio.
GENUKI: Gainsborough (1956 words)
The parish was in the Gainsborough sub-district in the Gainsborough Registration District.
Gainsborough (sometimes found as Gainsburgh) is a parish and a market town 145 miles north of London and 18 miles northwest of Lincoln, on the eastern bank of the River Trent.
Morton (by Gainsborough) was formed as a separate civil parish from Gainsborough on 29 December 1846.
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