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Robert Hope

Robert Hope (1869 - 1936) was active/lived in United Kingdom.  Robert Hope is known for Portrait, figure, landscape, genre painting.

Born in Edinburgh in 1868, Robert Hope died there on the 10th of May 1936. He was originally a lithographic draughts- man, afterwards working at designs for printers, and book illustration. As a student of the School of Design, Edinburgh, he was awarded a National gold medal, and in the Royal Scottish Academy Life School gained, in the years 1893 to 1895, prizes for painting and drawing and the Chalmers Bursary. Afterwards he studied in Julian’s Academy in Paris. His election to the Academy as Associate was in 1911 and as full Member in 1925. In 1910 he was Chairman of the Society of Scottish Artists. His Diploma Work is a figure subject entitled “ Glints of Gold.” and the Scottish Modern Arts purchased “ An Old Herd ” in 1935. “ The Charm ” is in the Glasgow Corporation Collection, and he is also represented in Wellington Art Gallery, New Zealand. Mr. Hope was varied in his work, painting landscape and figures, portraits and some large decorative schemes. His first notable commission   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1490 characters.]  Artist bio

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