http://my-yorkshire.co.uk/people/albert-joseph-moore.html
Moore was born in York and trained at the Royal Academy Schools and abroad. His early work was influenced by the Pre-Raphaelites but by the mid-1860s, after studying the Elgin marbles, he developed a style of aesthetic classicism. Like his friend Whistler, whom he met in 1865, his paintings are frequently 'subjectless', following the principle of 'Art for Art's sake.'
http://www.lbhf.gov.uk/external/beyondburnejones/ARTISTS/albertmoore.htm
I didn't know Albert Moore until looking at artists who were not members of the pre-Raphaelit brotherhood themselves, but were clearly influenced by PRB aesthetics. I liked his designs for fabrics, tiles, stained glass and wallpapers, although the viewer would be hard pushed to tell who the artist was.
ReplyDeleteHe did some interesting work though. I think this is my favourite:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.essentialart.com/acatalog/Albert_Joseph_Moore_Midsummer_prints.html
though very Victorian and styalised.