Edwardian painting

Edwardian painting, associated with the early 20th century during King Edward VII's reign, reflects a transition from Victorian formalism to more diverse styles. It often features detailed realism, elegant portraits, and scenes of leisure and beauty, emphasizing refinement and societal norms. Artists focused on capturing everyday life with clarity and subtlety, blending traditional techniques with emerging modern influences. The movement showcases a refined aesthetic that balances tradition with the early stirrings of modern art, emphasizing craftsmanship, light, and pastel tones to evoke a sense of grace and delicate sophistication.