The Art-Union of London

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The Art-Union of London was a 19th-century British art society and publication that promoted contemporary art through exhibitions, prizes, and widely circulated illustrated journals.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf art society
arts organisation
learned society
periodical
activity awarding art prizes
commissioning engravings
distributing prints to subscribers
organising art exhibitions
publishing illustrated journals
basedIn London NERFINISHED
country United Kingdom
dissolved late 19th century
distribution subscription
field art
contemporary art
visual arts
focus British art
European art
contemporary artists of the 19th century
genre art magazine
illustrated journal
hasAudience art collectors
artists
general reading public
hasFormat illustrated periodical
historicalPeriod Victorian era
inception 1839
industry publishing
language English
location England
Great Britain NERFINISHED
London, England
surface form: London
medium print
notableFor promotion of printmaking
supporting emerging artists
wide circulation among Victorian middle class
publicationFrequency monthly
publicationPlace London NERFINISHED
purpose art education of the public
promotion of contemporary art
support of British artists
subjectMatter art criticism
engraving
exhibitions
painting
sculpture
temporalCoverage 19th century

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Samuel Carter Hall employer The Art-Union of London