London School of painters

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The London School of painters is an informal group of post–World War II British-based artists known for their intense, often figurative painting style and focus on the human condition.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf art movement
informal art group
artisticApproach emphasis on painterly technique
existential themes
expressive realism
rejection of pure abstraction
artisticFocus human figure
nudes
portraiture
urban life
associatedWith Marlborough Gallery NERFINISHED
Soho artistic community NERFINISHED
Tate exhibitions NERFINISHED
post-war London art scene
basedIn London NERFINISHED
country United Kingdom
describedAs key force in 20th-century British figurative art
loosely defined group rather than formal school
genre figurative art
hasMember David Hockney NERFINISHED
Euan Uglow NERFINISHED
Francis Bacon NERFINISHED
Frank Auerbach NERFINISHED
Howard Hodgkin NERFINISHED
Leon Kossoff NERFINISHED
Lucian Freud NERFINISHED
Michael Andrews NERFINISHED
Paula Rego NERFINISHED
R. B. Kitaj NERFINISHED
Ron Kitaj NERFINISHED
hasTheme alienation
everyday life
interior spaces
intimate relationships
mortality
psychological tension
inception post-World War II period
influenced contemporary British figurative artists
late 20th-century figurative painting
influencedBy European expressionism
Old Master painting
surrealism
war-time and post-war trauma
location London, England
surface form: London
movement post-war British art
notableCharacteristic focus on the human condition
intense painting style
often dark or psychologically charged imagery

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R. B. Kitaj associatedWith London School of painters
The Old Bedford artistic school London School of painters
this entity surface form: London school of painting