L.F., the author of
this article, talks about Cornwall’s history and how this area in England
influences many local artists. He starts by talking about the history of a
local school that played a major role in what Cornwall is today, that school is
called Newlyn School. According to the author, the art school can be described
in two different periods, both that influenced the place in different, but
still important ways. In the end, Cornwall and it’s local academy invite many
British veteran and aspiring artists to experience the place, which focus on
bringing influence to them.
The author, with the
purpose of informing the reader about this specific location, does a good job
at stirring interest in those who are reading the article. The text itself is
fairly well written due to the fact that the writer filters the adjectives and
descriptions of the place to fill the gab with historical background and
interesting facts. He presents specific dates, important people who played a
big role in founding the place, and characteristics of the amazing artistic region
that is Cornwall. By doing so, L.F. not only makes the readers feel like they already
know the place, but he also induces the desire of visiting the artistic area.
http://www.economist.com/blogs/prospero/2013/08/art-cornwall
http://www.economist.com/blogs/prospero/2013/08/art-cornwall
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