BRITISH ART 1900-1955
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PUPPETS AT MODENA 1949 Robert Colquhoun (1914 – 1962) P3001 © copyright The Artist's EstateCourtesy of the artist's estate/ The Bridgeman Art Library
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LANDSCAPE AIX-EN-PROVENCE 1937 Sir Matthew Smith (1879 – 1959) P86 © The Artist's Estate
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BLUEBELLS, CORNFLOWERS AND RHODODENDRONS 1945 Sir Stanley Spencer (1891 – 1959) P173 © Estate of Stanley Spencer 2005. All rights reserved, DACS.
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CARNATIONS IN VASE 1948 Victor Pasmore (1908 – 1998) P23 © Estate of Victor Pasmore. All Rights Reserved, DACS 2015.
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ECLIPSE OF THE SUNFLOWER 1945 Paul Nash (1889 – 1946) P114
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TWO FISH 1951 William Scott (1913 – 1989) P697 © Estate of William Scott 2015
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CLOWN 1950 Robert Macbryde (1913 – 1966) P590 © Estate of Robert MacBryde
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FITZROY STREET NUDE NO. 2 1916 Sir Matthew Smith (1879 – 1959) P43 © The Artist's Estate
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Landscape of the Stone Leaves 1952 Peter Lanyon (1918 – 1964) P570 © Sheila Lanyon. All Rights Reserved, DACS 2015.
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GREEN TREE FORM 1940 Graham Sutherland (1903 – 1980) P177 © The Artist's Estate
The exhibition curated at the particular request of the Kunstnernes Hus, Oslo, comprised an introductory section of 19 paintings covering the early years of the 20th century, while the main section of 78 paintings and 18 sculptures showed the more important developments in British art. The sculpture section concentrated on work by younger sculptors.
Collection Artist(s)
- Robert Adams
- Michael Ayrton
- Allin Braund
- Reg Butler
- Geoffrey Clarke
- Henry Cliffe
- Robert Colquhoun
- Clifford Ellis
- Merlyn Evans
- Lucian Freud
- Harold Gilman
- Charles Ginner
- Spencer Gore
- Stanley William Hayter
- Dame Barbara Hepworth
- Patrick Heron
- Ivon Hitchens
- Charles Jarvis
- John Keen
- Peter Lanyon
- Robert Macbryde
- Bernard Meadows
- Paul Nash
- Ben Nicholson
- Sir Eduardo Paolozzi
- Victor Pasmore
- Richard Platt
- Ceri Richards
- Mary Scholten
- William Scott
- Walter Richard Sickert
- Sir Matthew Smith
- Sir Stanley Spencer
- Graham Sutherland
Glossary
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Sculpture
A three-dimensional work of art. Such works may be carved, modelled, constructed, or cast. Sculptures can also be described as assemblage, in the round, relief, and made in a huge variety of media. Contemporary practice also includes live elements, as in Gilbert & George 'Living Sculpture' as well as broadcast work, radio or sound sculpture.