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Briton Riviere
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Briton Riviere

1840โ€“1920 ยท British ยท 18 artworks

RealismAcademicismAnimal anthropomorphismNarrative paintingDetailed realismEmotional storytellingDramatic lighting

artist bio

Briton Riviere was a British artist known for his paintings featuring animals, often depicted with human-like emotions and in narrative scenes. He achieved considerable popularity during his lifetime for his ability to blend realism with sentimentality, appealing to a wide audience.

what you'll learn

Studying Riviere's work allows students to explore the use of animals as allegorical figures and to analyze how artists can convey complex emotions through realistic depictions. Students can also learn about Victorian-era artistic tastes and the role of sentimentality in art.

related: Rosa Bonheur

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18 artworks

An Exile of the '45

An Exile of the '45

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Lost or Strayed

Lost or Strayed

1905

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Lancelot Ridley Phelps, Hon. DCL, Provost

Lancelot Ridley Phelps, Hon. DCL, Provost

1916

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Sympathy

Sympathy

1877

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Fidelity

Fidelity

1869

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The Last of the Crew

The Last of the Crew

1883

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Beyond Man's Footsteps

Beyond Man's Footsteps

1894

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A Saint, from the 'Jackdaw of Rheims'

A Saint, from the 'Jackdaw of Rheims'

1868

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Mother Hubbard

Mother Hubbard

1882

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The Old Gardener

The Old Gardener

1863

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Lady Harriet Sarah Wantage

Lady Harriet Sarah Wantage

1897

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A Legend of Saint Patrick

A Legend of Saint Patrick

1877

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The Welcome

The Welcome

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Daniel's Answer to the King

Daniel's Answer to the King

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The Long Sleep

The Long Sleep

1868

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The Day after the Storm

The Day after the Storm

1896

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Tick-Tick

Tick-Tick

1881

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An Old World Wanderer

An Old World Wanderer

1887

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