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Lancelot Glasson at work on his painting The Four
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Lancelot Glasson at work on his painting The Four
Oarswomen for Burlington House: Captain Lancelot Glasson (1894-1959) at work on his painting The Four depicting women rowers before sending it to the Royal Academy exhibition. Date: 1933
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In this evocative photograph, Lancelot Glasson (1894-1959) is captured in the midst of creating a masterpiece, his intense focus and dedication palpable as he works on his painting "The Four" at his studio. The artwork, which depicts four oarswomen in elegant synchrony, was destined for the prestigious Royal Academy exhibition in Burlington House, London, in 1933. Glasson, a British painter and artist, was known for his depictions of athletic women, often in the context of sports and physical activity. The 1930s, a time of cultural and artistic innovation, saw Glasson's work gain significant recognition, and "The Four" was no exception. In this image, Glasson's studio is filled with the remnants of his creative process: brushes, palette, and a smock covered in paint. The artist's eyes are fixed on the canvas, his hands poised above the brush, ready to apply the next stroke. The atmosphere is one of quiet determination and unwavering focus, as Glasson brings his vision to life. The photograph offers a rare glimpse into the world of a dedicated artist at work, as he prepares to share his creation with the world. The anticipation of the Royal Academy exhibition adds an extra layer of excitement and importance to this moment, making it a poignant representation of Glasson's artistic journey during the 1930s. This photograph, captured in 1933, is a testament to the passion, dedication, and talent of Lancelot Glasson, a British painter whose work continues to inspire and captivate audiences today.
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