1901
Hate is a work by Frederick Challener (1869–1959). It dates from 1901. It is kept at National Gallery of Canada in Ottawa, Canada.
Ottawa, Canada
The History of the National Gallery of Canada The origins of the National Gallery of Canada trace back to 1880. The institution began its life within the Second Supreme Court of Canada building in Ottawa, Ontario. This early period of development saw the collection grow through various relocations as the mandate of the institution became more clearly defined.
Frederick Challener, Hate (1901), National Gallery of Canada.
The colors of "Hate" by Frederick Challener have a muted saturation. Saturation describes how vivid or muted the colors are.
"Hate" was created by Frederick Challener. The information on this page describes Frederick Challener's original work.
The color analysis of "Hate" by Frederick Challener records a serene contrast and a unified palette harmony.
You can order a hand-painted reproduction of "Hate" by Frederick Challener directly on its Hand-Painted Reproduction page: a hand-painted oil reproduction on linen canvas, made to order.
No - the artwork is kept abroad. The birth country of Frederick Challener is United Kingdom, and the museum holding the original of "Hate" is in Canada.
"Hate" by Frederick Challener uses a pastels color palette. The palette summarizes the work's overall color character.
Frederick Challener was 32 years old when creating "Hate" in 1901. The age is computed from the artist's birth year, 1869.
1869–1959, United Kingdom
A Life in Color and Scale Frederick Sproston Challener was a Canadian painter known for his work as a muralist, an easel painter of oils and watercolours, and a draftsman in black-and-white and pastel. Born in London, United Kingdom, he spent much of his life in Canada, where he became recognized as one of the foremost mural decorators. His artistic journey began after being recognized by John Arthur Fraser, who supported his studies at the Ontario School of Art. He later studied at the Toronto Art Students' League and privately with George Agnew Reid.
The artist's full page The masterpieces of Frederick Challener