Brandywine school (art)

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The Brandywine school (art) was an influential late 19th- and early 20th-century American illustration movement centered in the Brandywine Valley, known for its narrative realism and for training many prominent illustrators.

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instanceOf art movement
illustration movement
activePeriod early 20th century
late 19th century
associatedWithInstitution Brandywine River Museum of Art NERFINISHED
Drexel Institute of Art, Science and Industry NERFINISHED
Howard Pyle School of Illustration Art NERFINISHED
centeredAround Howard Pyle NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
field illustration
painting
genre American illustration
hasFounder Howard Pyle NERFINISHED
hasNotableArtist Andrew Wyeth NERFINISHED
Elizabeth Shippen Green NERFINISHED
Ellen Bernard Thompson Pyle NERFINISHED
Frank E. Schoonover NERFINISHED
George Harding NERFINISHED
Harvey Dunn NERFINISHED
Henry J. Peck NERFINISHED
Howard Pyle NERFINISHED
Jamie Wyeth NERFINISHED
Jessie Willcox Smith NERFINISHED
N. C. Wyeth NERFINISHED
Philip R. Goodwin NERFINISHED
Stanley Arthurs NERFINISHED
Thornton Oakley NERFINISHED
Violet Oakley NERFINISHED
hasNotableTeacher Howard Pyle NERFINISHED
inception late 19th century
influenced 20th-century American illustration
children’s book illustration in the United States
fantasy illustration
pulp and magazine illustration
influencedBy American Realism NERFINISHED
European academic realism
Victorian illustration
locatedIn Brandywine Valley NERFINISHED
Delaware NERFINISHED
Pennsylvania
movementCharacteristic careful composition
detailed representational style
emphasis on storytelling
focus on book and magazine illustration
narrative realism
strong draftsmanship
use of dramatic lighting
notableFor influence on American visual culture
training many prominent illustrators
region Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
Wilmington, Delaware NERFINISHED
usedFor advertising illustration
book illustration
magazine illustration

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