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      Max Ragless, 1901 – 1981

      3 najbolj znanih slik umetnika Max Ragless

      Back of the mill (1941) je slika, po kateri je najbolj znan Max Ragless; pripada muzeju Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sidnej. Hobart waterfront (1950) in Second valley (1954) dopolnjujeta trio najbolj priljubljenih platn. Naš katalog vsebuje 3 del avtorja Max Ragless. Tukaj je 3 najbolj znanih delov, vključno z letom nastanka, muzejom in zgodbojo vsakega platna.

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      Portret Max Ragless
      Max Ragless · 1901 – 1981
      Rodil se · umrl
      1901 – 1981, Edwardstown
      Delo v našem katalogu
      3
      Najbolj znana
      Back of the mill (1941)
      Največ del v
      Art Gallery of New South Wales

      Deset najbolj priljubljenih slik umetnika Max Ragless

      Kje so razpostavljena platna umetnika Max Ragless

      1 muzejev, ki vsebujo največ slik na tej strani.

      Muzej Mesto Sloga Max Ragless Slike iz tega seznama
      Art Gallery of New South Wales, SidnejArt Gallery of New South Wales Sidnej 3 Back of the mill, Hobart waterfront, Second valley

      Najbolj znana platna umetnika Max Ragless, leta za letom

      Med 1941 in 1954 se prikazuje 14 leti umetnostjo Max Ragless, razkrito skozi njegove najbolj znane platna, razvrščena po letih.

      1. 1941
        Back of the mill (1941) avtorja Max Ragless
        Platno 1 od 3

        Back of the mill

        Starost 40 let · Art Gallery of New South Wales
      2. 1950
        Hobart waterfront (1950) avtorja Max Ragless
        Rangirano 2 od 3

        Hobart waterfront

        Starost 49 let · Art Gallery of New South Wales
      3. 1954
        Second valley (1954) avtorja Max Ragless
        Rangirano 3 od 3

        Second valley

        Starost 53 let · Art Gallery of New South Wales

      Plotna dela umetnika Max Ragless, odgovor po odgovoru

      Za katero platno je Max Ragless najbolj znan?Preberite odgovor

      Back of the mill (1941), Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sidnej. sledita Hobart waterfront (1950) in Second valley (1954).

      Back of the mill: koliko je bil Max Ragless star, ko je bilo to naslikano?Preberite odgovor

      Max Ragless, rojen leta 1901, je imel 40 let: Back of the mill datira iz leta 1941.

      Koliko slik je ustvaril Max Ragless?Preberite odgovor

      V našem katalogu je 3 del umetnika Max Ragless, datiranih od 1941 do 1954.

      Kje se danes nahajajo najbolj znana platna umetnika Max Ragless?Preberite odgovor

      Večinoma v Art Gallery of New South Wales (Sidnej); zgornji seznam navaja vsak muzej in njegova platna.

      Kateri slikovodni platno znate izpostaviti izmed del Max Ragless – katero je prišlo prvič in katero zadnje?Preberite odgovor

      Najstarejše platno tukaj je Back of the mill (1941); najstarejše je Second valley (1954).

      Katera dela umetnika Max Ragless so v muzeju Art Gallery of New South Wales?Preberite odgovor

      Muzej Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sidnej hrani 3 del z te strani, med katerimi so tudi Back of the mill, Hobart waterfront in Second valley.

      Spoznajte slikarja: Max Ragless

      The Maker of Many Forms

      Born in Edwardstown, Australia, in 1901, Maxwell Christopher Richard Ragless lived a life defined by a restless, practical intelligence. He was a man of many hands, moving between the roles of woolclasser, vineyard manager, and engineer. His early years were spent navigating the demands of the land, managing the Abercrombie vineyard at South Road Estate and assisting on his parents' property. There was a mechanical precision to his existence; he possessed the skill to design and construct workshop tools, farm machinery, and even automobiles. He was a builder of things, whether they were made of steel or woven on a handloom of his own design.

      Art emerged not from a vacuum, but from the quiet moments between these labors. While he trained in the tactile world of wool and the technical world of engineering, he spent his spare time teaching himself the nuances of painting. His marriage to Estelle Mary Alexander in 1932 provided a steadying influence, as she encouraged him to turn his focus toward the canvas and the print. This transition from the physical construction of machines to the visual construction of images marked the true beginning of his creative life.

      A Record of the Land and War

      Ragless’s work often captured the intersection of human activity and the Australian landscape. During the mid-1940s, his role as an official war artist led him to document the home front, providing a visual history of the efforts required to sustain a nation during conflict. His observations were grounded in the reality of labor and the specificities of the terrain.

      His technical repertoire was as varied as his professional history, spanning several distinct methods of image-making:

      In 1945, his time in Loveday saw him depicting the harvesting of pyrethrum daisies, a crop vital to the production of insecticides for the Australian Military Forces. His ability to translate these agricultural scenes into art allowed him to document the intersection of civilian life and military necessity. His work from this period, such as his 1947 oil painting of Kiewa Valley, reflects a deep familiarity with the Murray-Darling Basin.

      The Precision of the Print

      The technical rigor of an engineer is visible in his approach to printmaking. He worked with intaglio techniques, utilizing aquatint and drypoint to achieve depth and texture. His 1934 work, The fallen branch, demonstrates this mastery, utilizing brown ink and plate-tone to create a controlled, deliberate composition. This precision extended to his landscapes, such as his depictions of Melrose and Mt. Remarkable, where the structure of the land was rendered with a clear, observational eye.

      His legacy is held in significant collections, including the National Gallery of Australia and the Art Gallery of South Australia. He died in Adelaide in 1981, leaving behind a body of work that bridges the gap between the manual labor of the Australian landscape and the refined discipline of the printmaker.