File:Charles Dyce, Government Hill from the New Harbour Road, Singapore, 1846, Watercolour & Ink on paper, 27.2 x 44.8 cm.png
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editDescriptionCharles Dyce, Government Hill from the New Harbour Road, Singapore, 1846, Watercolour & Ink on paper, 27.2 x 44.8 cm.png |
English: Government Hill from the New Harbour Road, Singapore (1844) depicts the titular landscape with a noticeable lack of human presence, though the location was a bustling colonial township lined with shophouse rows and named streets. Formally, Dyce stuck to the aesthetic conventions of European landscape painting, structuring diagonal patterns in his compositions and positioning framing objects in the foreground to draw the viewer's attention to specific subjects. Lush vegetation and idyllic settings of Dyce's work are highly reminiscent of 19th century Romantic motifs.
https://nus.edu.sg/museum/pdf/2016/FiveTreesMakeAForest_DonnaOng.pdf |
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https://nus.edu.sg/museum/pdf/2012/CapturingtheStraits_2012.pdf https://nus.edu.sg/museum/pdf/2016/FiveTreesMakeAForest_DonnaOng.pdf |
Author | Charles Andrew Dyce |
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