Watts (1817-1904)

By William Loftus Hare

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Discover the story of an artist who painted powerful messages about love, loss, and hope, aiming to inspire society through his timeless creations.

Genres

Art & Photography Biographies Culture/Civilization/Society

Released

2004-09-17

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Summary

"WATTS (1817-1904)" by William Loftus Hare is a deep exploration into the life and art of George Frederick Watts, a famous English painter, that highlights his journey and influence on the art world. Hare expertly describes Watts’ evolution as an artist and his major achievements, such as the epic "Caractacus" and the thought provoking "Love and Death." More than just a biography, it's also a study of Watts' ideas about art and how it could be used to teach important lessons about being a good person and the reality of life and death. Hare doesn't leave out Watts' personal challenges and relationships, adding depth to the portrait of an artist who wanted his work to make a difference, securing his place in history.