アーティスト： Alfred William Finch(アルフレッドウィリアムフィンチ)

Horse, Hevosia - Alfred William Finch Postcard.

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I want to casually decorate with art
In response to such requests, artgraph.'s "Mini Art" postcard series was created.
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*The back does not have any stamp guide lines or an area for writing the postal code printed on it, and is finished in pure white.
*If there is margin, it will be generated depending on the aspect ratio of the work.
*If there are no margins, the work will be trimmed to fit the paper size.
*The photos are not shipped in a photo stand as they may shift during shipping.

Print size	100 x 148 mm (postcard size) / 89 x 127 mm (L size)
Body size	H185mm×W152mm×D40mm

Work name	Horse, Hevosia
Author name	Alfred William Finch
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Alfred William Finch

Alfred William Finch (1854-1930) was a Neo-Impressionist artist born in Brussels, Belgium to English parents. His work utilized a color palette and pointillist technique in common with other key figures in the Neo-Impressionist movement, including Paul Signac, Camille Pissarro, and Georges Seurat .

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Alfred William Finch Biography

Born November 28, 1854 in Brussels, Belgium
Studied at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Brussels
In 1883, he became a founding member of the Belgian avant-garde artist group "Les XX."
In 1897, he became artistic director of the Finnish porcelain factory "Iris".
Died April 28, 1930, Helsinki, Finland (aged 75)

Representative works

"Harbor Entrance Ostende" (1884)
The Wellington Racecourse in Drizzle (Ostende) (1888)
The Road to Nieuport (1888)
The Haystacks (1889)

Finch's style and achievements

Finch's work is characterized by the harmony of pointillism and vivid colors. He scientifically analyzed the interaction of light and color, and tried to reproduce light on canvas by pointillism. His landscapes are impressive for the delicate vibration of colors and the gentle light effects produced by pointillism.

Finch was a central member of the Belgian avant-garde art movement "Les XX," whose groundbreaking works had a major impact on the art world of the time. He also contributed to the development of Finnish craft design as artistic director of the Finnish ceramics factory "Iris."

Finch is a leading Neo-Impressionist painter whose works are held in museums around the world , including Belgium and Finland . His work occupies an important place in art history for its fusion of science and art, and its exploration of light and color.