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master Paul Peel Canada 1860-1892 3 Landscape 4 A Venetian Bather 4 Bedtime 4 Devotion 4 Paul Peel Japanese Dolls and Fan by Canadian oil painting Canadian paintings pictures 4 Judith 4 Mother and Child 1888 |
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4 Mother Love 4 Robert Andre Peel (c. 1892) 4 Paul Peel Self portrait by Canadian oil painting Canadian paintings pictures 4 The Arab Chief 4 The Meadow Lark 1887 4 The Modest Model (1889) oil on canvas 146.7 x 114.3 cm. gift of the estate of Allan J 4 The Painter 4 Paul Peel The Young Botanist (1888 1890) by old oil painting masterpiece reproduction supplies Toperfect Art 5 Toll If You Please (1880) 6 Return of the Flock (1883) 6 The Discovery of Moses |
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Paul Peel PEEL, PAUL, painter; b. 7 Nov. 1860 in London, Upper Canada, son of John Robert Peel and Amelia Margaret Hall; m. 16 Jan. 1886 Isaure Fanchette Verdier in Willesden (London), England, and they had one son and one daughter; d. 3 Oct. 1892 in Paris. |
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In the early 1850s his parents, both of whom were born in
England, settled in London, Upper Canada,
where his father quickly prospered as a
stone-carver and drawing instructor. The
eight Peel children were provided with a
supportive and artistic family milieu; Paul Peel
and his sister Mildred especially flourished
under their father’s tutelage. In 1875 Paul Peel
became a pupil of the English-born landscape
and portrait painter
William Lees Judson,
who instructed him in the rudiments of the
predominant style of the day, called
academic art, and encouraged him to paint
outdoors. One of Peel’s paintings dating from
his two years under Judson won a prize at
London’s Western Fair in September 1876. |
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| In July 1890 Peel made a trip home to see his dying mother. Paul Peel did some oil sketching around southern Ontario and at Quebec in a light-filled Impressionist mode, and organized an exhibition of 32 of his paintings at London’s Tecumseh House Hotel towards the end of September. More important, Paul Peel held an auction of 57 paintings in Toronto in mid October, a sale which realized $2,746. Although contemporaries generally felt that the paintings had sold for less than their true value, scholars continue to disagree about whether this amount constituted an adequate reward for Peel’s efforts, and no comment from the artist himself has survived. In November Paul Peel left for France.- Paul Peel Canadian oil paintings, oil painting pictures - Paul Peel oil painting Canadian – picture oil paintings Paul Peel Bio by pictures oil paintings Canadian of Canadian oil painting pictures, Canadian oil paintings painter. |
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The next two years witnessed a further
consolidation of Peel’s art and reputation.
Paul Peel spent the summers with his family in
Denmark and continued to exhibit at the
Salon (La jeunesse in 1891 and Les jumelles
in 1892) as well as in Toronto. In late
September 1892 Paul Peel suddenly fell ill in Paris
and died on 3 October, possibly of
influenza. Although Peel left a substantial body of work, Paul Peel must be seen as a talented painter at the threshold of achieving his full artistic maturity. Despite a certain unevenness often found in the painting of young artists, Peel’s creative output made him, in his day, perhaps Canada’s best-known painter in Europe. His frequent displays of technical virtuosity, especially in the depiction of the human body, his adherence to the conservative tenets of the juste milieu, and his fascination with domestic scenes of women and children - always touching, occasionally erotic - perfectly reflect 19th-century European bourgeois values and the artistic concerns of most of his generation. Peel’s considerable popularity in Canada today rests on a few pictures in just such a mode. However sentimental, they continue to strike immediate chords. David Wistow [Works by Paul Peel are held in a number of public collections, including the National Gallery of Canada (Ottawa), the Art Gallery of Ontario (Toronto), and the London Regional Art Gallery (London, Ont.). The author gratefully acknowledges Victoria Baker’s exhibition catalogue Paul Peel: a retrospective, 1860–1892 (London, Ont., 1986), the most complete publication on Paul Peel to date. Although extremely thorough in its presentation of factual information, and extensively illustrated, the catalogue falls short of properly establishing the North American and European artistic and social contexts for Peel’s career and hence of interpreting his paintings fully. Aleksa Čelebonović, The heyday of Salon painting: masterpieces of bourgeois realism (London, 1974), H. B. Weinberg, The American pupils of Jean Léon Gérôme (Fort Worth, Tex., 1984), and Brain Dijkstra, Idols of perversity: fantasies of feminine evil in fin-de-siècle culture (New York, 1986) are but three publications which supplement the catalogue in this area. d.w.]- Paul Peel Canadian oil paintings, oil painting pictures - Paul Peel oil painting Canadian – picture oil paintings Paul Peel Bio by pictures oil paintings Canadian of Canadian oil painting pictures, Canadian oil paintings Paul Peel. |
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A.-P.-M. Dayot, Le Salon de 1890 (Paris, 1890), 38. Le Figaro (Paris), 30 April 1890. Globe, 3 Nov. 1892. London Free Press, 12 Oct. 1892. Times (London), 28 Oct. 1892. Albert Boime, The academy and French painting in the nineteenth century (London, 1971). David Sellin, Americans in Brittany and Normandy, 1860–1910 (Phoenix, Ariz., 1982). David Wistow, “19th century Paris and the Canadian artist,” Canadians in Paris, 1867–1914 ([Toronto], 1979), 4–11. | ||||||
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