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Discover David Gauld (1865-1936), a pivotal Glasgow Boys artist known for oil paintings & stained glass. Influenced by Japanese art & Pre-Raphaelites, his work foreshadowed Art Nouveau. Explore cows, mills, and portraits in Scottish galleries.

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Title: St. Agnes
Artist: David Gauld
Year: 1888
Format: Tall
Copyright status: Public domain
Where to see it: National Gallery of Scotland
Creative period: Mature Period
Corpus context: japanese prints , floral symbolism
Purpose: Accent
Keywords: art nouveau style , st agnes painting , pre-raphaelites

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Year: 1888
Title: St. Agnes
Location: Queens’ College, Cambridge
Movement: Glasgow Boys
Notable elements or techniques: Japanese influence; Pre-Raphaelite ideals
Influences: William Stewart Macgeorge
Subject or theme: Pastoral landscape

St. Agnes

David Gauld (1865 – 1936)

National Gallery of Scotland (Edinburgh, United Kingdom)

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David Gauld (1865 – 1936)

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