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Selbstporträt, 1928. Roger Eliot Fry (* 14. Dezember 1866 in London; † 9. September 1934 ebenda) war ein britischer Maler und Kunstkritiker. Er prägte mit der von ihm geplanten Kunstausstellung Manet and the Post-Impressionists im Jahr 1910 den Kunstbegriff des Post-Impressionismus und gilt als wichtiger Vorläufer des Vortizismus.
Roger Eliot Fry (14 December 1866 – 9 September 1934) was an English painter and critic, and a member of the Bloomsbury Group. Establishing his reputation as a scholar of the Old Masters, he became an advocate of more recent developments in French painting, to which he gave the name Post-Impressionism.
- Roger Eliot Fry, 14 December 1866, St Pancras, London, England
- Member of the Bloomsbury Group
Roger Fry (born December 14, 1866, London, England—died September 9, 1934, London) was an English art critic and artist, best known as the champion of the movement he termed Post-Impressionism. Fry was born into a Quaker family and was educated at the University of Cambridge for a career in science. His interest in art grew, however, and he ...
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Roger Fry war ein britischer Maler und Kunstkritiker, der mit der Ausstellung Manet and the Post-Impressionists 1910 den Post-Impressionismus begründete. Er war ein wichtiger Vorläufer des Vortizismus und ein Freund der Bloomsbury Group. Seine Kunstwerke zeigen seine Begegnungen mit den Alten Meistern, seine Liebe zu Helen Coombe und seine künstlerische Entwicklung.
- British
- September 9, 1934
- London, United Kingdom
Learn about the life and work of Roger Fry, a leading figure of the Bloomsbury Group and a champion of Post-Impressionism in Britain. Explore his biography, artworks, and influence on taste and culture.
9. März 2024 · Roger Fry was a pivotal figure in modern art criticism, introducing revolutionary perspectives that challenged traditional views and emphasized the emotional and intellectual responses evoked by art.
A biography of Roger Fry, an English artist and art scholar who coined the term "post-Impressionism" and introduced England to its principal artists. The biography is based on his letters and publications, and is written by Virginia Woolf, who exercised editorial control and burnished his life. The biography covers his personal and professional life, his relationship with the Bloomsbury circle, his theory of art, and his Omega Workshops.
