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A recent London Royal Exhibition offering tackled a specific period in Hockney's work with an emphasis on his recent British landscape scenes and this demanded the appearance of Garrowby Hill. Hockney was a Yorkshireman by birth and his career serves as an artistic guide to much of the region.
Garrowby Hill is just one of a multitude of scenic spots in Yorkshire captures by the artist. Despite spending so much time in the United States it is pleasing to see that the artist has never lost his connection to this northern region of England which has long had a reputation for attractive scenery. The English countryside has long since inspired artists from across the country and Hockney's Garrowby Hill is just one example of that.
JMW Turner and John Constable were notable names who centuries earlier had drawn attention to other scenic spots in the UK and Constable himself was integral in drawing attention to the merits of another county, namely Suffolk that sits in the quiet region of East Anglia. Hockney was someone who was truly passionate about the natural surroundings but as he grew older he became more reliant on the comfort of his studio where much of his magic would happen.
The artist would spend some time taking photographs and early preparatory studies of his favourite locations before transferring to his studio where he could plan his next works more accurately. This is a prolific, productive artist who now has a huge back catalogue of work to enjoy. This has made full retrospectives hard to create in a way which sufficiently covers his entire career and different periods of work.
As such, it is more common to see exhibitions that address a specific period of his work, with a London Royal Exhibition, David Hockney RA: A Bigger Picture , having an emphasis on his recent British landscape scenes. This demanded the appearance of Garrowby Hill, and there it was.
The Youtube video below features interviews around the exhibition and you will spot many of his most famous paintings dotted around the walls of this prestigious art gallery. Since being added to their Hockney gallery, this has become one of the most frequent choices of all. Those art fans who have been lured into the career of Hockney via spotting Garrowby Hill in the press somewhere really ought to check out more of his Yorkshire landscapes of recent years as there are many other stunning paintings that sit alongside that of our key focus here.
You will also find a good selection from his overall career from the links provided with in this website to Art. They also offer prints from thousands of other artists too and are our preferred online shop for art reproductions. Garrowby Hill is just one of many reproduction art prints available to buy from the David Hockney prints gallery at Art.
In the s he returned to his native Yorkshire and was inspired by the countryside, yet interpreted it with an acknowledgment of early 20th century artists. The vibrant palette and bold brushstrokes of this work recall Matisse and Van Gogh rather than the meticulously rendered compositions typical of his own earlier work. The high horizon and distant patchwork of the Yorkshire moors suggest the artist's view was from a striking and distant vantagepoint.
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