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Claude Thomas Stanfield Moore (1 June 1853〔From Free BMD Index 1837-1915, Births: Tom Claude Stanfield Moore; Date of registration: April, May or June 1853; Nottingham, Vol. 7b, Page: 228. Claude's birth day comes from "The Directory of Modern British Painters".〕 – 2 April 1901〔From Free BMD Index 1837-1915, Deaths, Date of registration: Apr-May-Jun 1901; Age at Death: 47 Registration district: Nottingham; Volume: 7b; Page:195. The date of death comes from "Artists of Nottingham and Nottinghamshire".〕) has become the best known member of the Moore family of artists, from Nottingham, United Kingdom and flourished from 1876〔Nottinghamshire Weekly Guardian, 04/08/1876 "Sale of Samual Parrott (dec'd)'s, paintings including some by Moore Snr. and Moore Jnr.,auctioned in the Exchange and Mart auction rooms."〕 to his premature death in 1901, he was initially a British landscape artist who became better known for his maritime scenes and views over the Thames. ==Biography== Claude earned a living, initially, as a lithographic draftsman,〔Article about T. C. Moore and his son Claude, by Andy Smart of The Nottingham Post, 22 Feb. 2012, relating to a picture due to be auctioned, which may be available (here. )〕〔"Claude Thomas S. Moore", biography by Bruce Fearn, Nottingham Evening Post, 11 May 1996.〕 until, at the age of 27, he was able to support himself as an independent artist and from about 1880, exhibited his work regularly at The Nottingham Castle Art Museum, The Nottingham Society of Artists〔(List of events in the Moores' Family of Artists from Nottingham. )〕 and at other towns in the region.〔"Fair Day in the Morledge" exhibited in 1882, by T. C. Moore: Derby Mercury 31-05-1882. Available from the "19th Century British Library Newspapers" archive, which can by accessed from some main libraries.〕〔A picture by CTS was shown at the Huddersfield Fine Art and Industrial Exhibition; the Huddersfield Daily Chronicle, 20 July 1883.〕〔(Rotheram Art Gallery. )〕 Claude's father, Thomas Cooper Moore was a founder-member of the Nottingham Society of Artists〔At 08/12/2012 There is a Thomas Cooper Moore biography on Europeana, which may be available (here ).〕〔Currently, March 2012, there is a biography of Thomas Cooper and a reference to his son, Claude T. S. from Picture the Past, which may be available (here ).〕 and besides pursuing his career as an architect, still found time to create many attractive pictures and teach and encourage his sons with their artistic skills.〔〔Biography of Thomas Cooper Moore by Bruce Fearn of Neals Auctioneers, Nottingham: Nottingham Evening Post 25 January 1997.〕 Claude, his father and brother Reuben (more commonly spelt Rubens) Arthur were all praised for their scenes of Old Nottingham and captured many scenes of disappearing Britain, featuring country life and buildings of character,〔The Nottinghamshire Guardian, 9 May 1884: Available from the "19th Century British Library Newspapers" archive, which can by accessed from some main libraries.〕〔The Nottinghamshire Guardian, 13 May 1887: Available from the "19th Century British Library Newspapers" archive, which can by accessed from some main libraries.〕 working with line drawings, monochrome, watercolors and oils.〔(Picture The Past ) and (Art of The Print ) both have examples of the Moors' pictures in various media. Links may be valid.〕〔Artfact; records of pictures, by all three Moores, sold at auction, can be found (here ) if link is available.〕 One of the Derby exhibits was "Fair-day in the Morledge", depicting a bustling city centre Easter fair, at Derby, see image in the right hand panel. This picture, now in the possession of the Derby Museum and Art Gallery, was exhibited at Mr. Keene’s picture exhibition in Derby,〔Photo Sleuth, blogspot has a reference to this event, which may be available (here ), on this very long page. There is probably a mistake in the record of the notice in the Derby Mercury, in the blogspot.〕 according to the Derby Mercury of 31/05/1882,〔"Fair Day in the Morledge" exhibited in 1882, by T. C. Moore: Derby Mercury 31-5-1882. Available from the "19th Century British Library Newspapers" archive, which can by accessed from some main libraries.〕 by T. C. Moore but is now attributed to Claude T. S. By 1891, Claude T. S. had declared himself an Artist, Marine;〔1891 Census of Nottingham "Tom C S Moore, son of Thomas Cooper Moore, single, male, aged 37, Artist Marine, born Nottingham"〕 his pictures are predominantly river scenes or coastal scenes with vessels drawn in intimate detail, always with dramatic lighting effects. Claude had a studio in Nottingham〔List from The Nottinghamshire Archives (physical building), shows contiguous addresses in Nottingham for Claude T. S. Moore, from 1880 to 1898.〕 but worked mainly in London from 1882〔〔Christies, London, King Street. Sale 6172, 26 Nov. 1999, Lot:120; : Lot Notes show C. T. S. Moved to London in 1882: this may be available (here ).〕 and painted many London scenes, some of the most prominent being his views of the Thames, its wharves, ships; and his views of The Houses of Parliament and Westminster,〔There is an Image of this on Askart.com, 9 March 2012, which may be available (here ).〕 from the river.〔〔〔Images of pictures, by all three of the Moores, in public galleries, can currently be seen (March 2012), in the BBC - (Your paintings collection ).〕 One painting, called The Pool of London, which was created jointly by Claude and his father in 1879, sold at auction in 1999 for £12,000.〔〔Christies, London, King Street. Sale 6172, 26 Nov. 1999, Lot:120; : Lot Notes show C. T. S. Moved to London in 1882: this may be available (here )〕 Claude was said to have been influenced by the Nottingham painters Henry Dawson and J. M. W. Turner due to the use of light in his paintings, although it has been said that his paintings of the Thames give the impression that "the Thames is in the tropics".〔 Sadly Claude T. S. died in 1901, at the age of only 47,〔 shortly after his father. The work of Claude, his father, Thomas Cooper and his brother, Reuben Arthur (usually called Rubens) is similar in character and variety; all sought charming urban and rural scenes, coastal scenes and seascapes in The British Isles and Western Europe.〔〔〔("The Moores at Auction" ) is a list of some of their pictures, which appeared at auction, collected from various sources.〕 With Claude and his father having two initials in common, there is potential for confusion.〔See comparisons between signatures on some of Thomas Cooper's and Claude Thomas's paintings on (this page ).〕 Reuben (Rubens) has one painting in the collection of the Merchant Adventurers' Hall in York, two in The British Postal Museum & Archive〔(Rubens Athur Moore ), BBC - Your paintings, accessed December 2011〕 and others in the Nottingham Castle Museum collection, while their father has a number of paintings in Nottingham Castle Museum and also in the Nottinghamshire Archives, Nottingham Central Library, and Nottinghamshire County Hall.〔Some of Thomas Cooper Moore's pictures are viewable (here ), if the link is open.〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Claude Thomas Stanfield Moore」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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