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Explore Ben Nicholson’s ‘May 1927’ – a contemplative still life featuring knife & lemon in muted tones. Discover Cubist influences & textural oil paint on canvas.
Ben Nicholson OM’s ‘Father and Son,’ painted in 1927, showcases his signature style—geometric abstraction infused with subtle relief—capturing a tender moment between Winifred Nicholson and her husband Jake. Executed on canvas measuring 35 x 27 inches, this artwork is housed in its original frame and reflects Nicholson’s profound influence on British modernism.
A somber yet captivating geometric abstraction of musical instruments by British modernist Ben Nicholson OM from 1933 featuring muted tones and rhythmic lines that invite you to explore his profound abstract legacy.
Explore the geometric abstraction of Ben Nicholson's May 1956, featuring striking yellow fields and precise inner squares from the mid-20th century; bring this modern masterpiece home.
Discover '1945 (still life with flag)' by Ben Nicholson Om – a Cubist masterpiece featuring fragmented instruments & muted tones. Explore this iconic British abstract artwork.
Ben Nicholson's '1926 (Still Life with Fruit)' captures stillness through simplified forms and bold outlines. Explore the interplay of color, texture, and geometric abstraction in this iconic work by a British modern master.
Admire '1946' by Ben Nicholson – a modernist still life painting from 1946. Explore its geometric abstraction & muted colors. A unique piece for art collectors.
Discover '1944 (three mugs)' by Ben Nicholson – an iconic graphite painting of three mugs, reflecting Cubist and abstract influences. Explore its rich history & artistic significance.
Ben Nicholson's '1946 (window in Cornwall)' captures Cornish landscapes with geometric abstraction. Explore muted earth tones, minimalist forms, and the artist’s modernist style in this captivating 1946 painting.
Explore Ben Nicholson’s ‘1934’ – a layered geometric abstraction in beige & gray. Discover this unique painted relief from the mid-century modern era, showcasing textural depth and subtle forms.
Experience the rhythmic geometry of this 1932 abstract oil painting by Ben Nicholson OM, a masterpiece of British modernism featuring muted earth tones that invites you to bring sophisticated modernist elegance to your home.
Ben Nicholson's 'August 1956 (Val d’Orcia)' captures the essence of Tuscany with geometric abstraction and earthy tones, reflecting modernism & a sense of quiet contemplation.
Explore Ben Nicholson’s ‘1924 (goblet & two pears)’ – an evocative oil painting showcasing textured impasto, geometric forms, and muted earthy tones. A captivating early 20th-century still life.
A moody landscape of dark clouds over Cumberland foothills by Ben Nicholson captures a sense of 1928 modernism through textured oil on canvas, inviting you to explore this evocative piece from the British master.
Explore Ben Nicholson’s c.1922 Balearic Islands portrait – an abstract oil painting of a solitary woman. Discover its muted tones, expressive brushstrokes & contemplative mood.
Explore '1917' by Ben Nicholson Om – a haunting 1919 portrait of Edie. This oil on canvas captures timeless beauty & melancholy with its dark realism & subtle impressionism. A unique piece for art collectors.
Ben Nicholson’s serene 1947 ‘Mousehole’ captures a tranquil beach scene with boats and figures, showcasing the artist's minimalist aesthetic and geometric explorations of British abstract art – perfect for your collection.
Ben Nicholson’s ‘1932 (Talc de Coty)’ – a textured mixed-media artwork blending text & abstract shapes. Expressionist style, muted tones, & layered textures. Explore this unique British modern art piece.