查尔斯·爱德华·哈雷作品

他是一个画家的历史场景,风格的场景和肖像。他的儿子查尔斯爵士哈雷,德国出生的钢琴家和管弦乐队的指挥,他们移民到英格兰在1848年的革命。他的第一个教授理查德•道尔和卡洛Marochetti当他进入的学校皇家艺术学院在伦敦。17岁的他前往法国和一起工作维克多Mottez的一个学生安格尔。从法国他前往意大利。他在罗马的传统古典主义发现所吸引。

在他返回伦敦时,他表现出四个画在1866年在伦敦的皇家艺术学院,然后离开威尼斯。他研究了威尼斯大师的技巧和试图在他们的绘画风格。然后他回到英国,永久定居在伦敦。在1877年j . Comyns卡尔他帮助主Coutts林赛的创建格罗夫纳廊。1888年,伯恩-琼斯,他创立了新画廊在摄政街。他经常在这两个画廊展出。他的作品已经被显示在谢菲尔德的博物馆。

拉斐尔前派艺术家

尽管出生只有前两年成立拉菲尔前派的弟会,在文体上哈莉·坚定地与这个群体的审美。

查尔斯·哈雷被伊莎多拉·邓肯在她的书中提到的很天真地题为“我的生活”出版于1927年,今年她的死亡。她描述了活动在巴黎她和查尔斯在一起,散步,去乡下,画廊步行和餐饮。她说:“我在森林里为他跳舞,他让我的草图。”(见美国人在巴黎:一个文学选集,2004年,ISBN 1-931082-56-1Adam Gopnik编辑)。

Charles Edward Hallé (1846–1914), sometimes given as Edward Charles Hallé, was an English painter and gallery manager.

He was a painter of history scenes, genre scenes, and portraits. He was the son of Sir Charles Halle, the German-born pianist and orchestra conductor, who emigrated to England during the revolution of 1848. His first professors were Richard Doyle and the Carlo Marochetti when he entered the School of the Royal Academy in London. At seventeen years of age he traveled to France and worked with Victor Mottez, a student of Ingres. From France he traveled to Italy. He was attracted to the tradition of Neo-Classicism found in Rome.

Upon his return to London he exhibited four paintings at the Royal Academy in London in 1866, and then departed for Venice. He studied the techniques of the Venetian Masters and tried to paint in their style. He then returned to England and settled permanently in London. In 1877 with J. Comyns Carr, he assisted Lord Coutts Lindsay in the creation of the Grosvenor Gallery. In 1888 with Burne-Jones, he founded the New Gallery in Regent Street. He exhibited frequently in these two galleries. His works have been displayed in the museum in Sheffield.

Pre-Raphaelites

Despite having been born only two years prior to the founding the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, stylistically Hallé was firmly aligned with the aesthetic of that group.

Charles Halle is mentioned very fondly by Isadora Duncan in her book titled "My Life' published in 1927, the year of her death. She describes the activities she and Charles enjoyed together in Paris, long strolls, trips to the countryside, gallery tramping and dining. She said, "I danced for him in the forest and he made sketches of me." (see Americans in Paris: A Literary Anthology, 2004, ISBN 1-931082-56-1 by Adam Gopnik, editor).