
The story of British art - from cave paintings to landscapes
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The Evolution of British Art During the Reformation
This chapter examines how Hans Holbein's work preserved British art amid the Reformation, a period marked by the destruction of religious imagery. It highlights the shift towards portraiture and personal expression, fueled by changing belief systems, as artists like Van Dyck and Hogarth emerged. The conversation culminates in recognizing English landscape painting's significant contributions, showcasing the unique artistic perspectives that evolved from historical contexts.
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