Recognized by Jacques Foucart, general curator at the Paintings Department of the Musée du Louvre, the pictorial work of the English painter Thomas William Marshall, is both inspired by the last sparkling embers of the XIXth century and by the end of Impressionism.
Composed of numerous oil paintings and watercolours, of rare quality, his work can be added to the post-impressionist and symboliste movements.
Also certain pieces could be considered neo-Japonard or nabis.
Regardless of how one classifies it, his work remains deeply original.
Recognized by Jacques Foucart, general curator at the Paintings Department of the Musée du Louvre, the pictorial work of the English painter Thomas William Marshall, is both inspired by the last sparkling embers of the XIXth century and by the end of Impressionism. Composed of numerous oil paintings and watercolours, of rare quality, his work can be added to the post-impressionist and symboliste movements. Also certain pieces could be considered neo-Japonard or nabis. Regardless of how one classifies it, his work remains deeply original.
Thomas William Marshall (painter)