Showing 21 artworks with David Bomberg and with artwork date before 1919 and with artwork date after 1909
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David Bomberg
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- David Bomberg
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- Cubism
- 1913
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- Avant-Garde Art
- British Art
- Early 20Th Century
- British Painter
- Futurism
- 1919
- 1919 Portrait Painting
- War Horse Art
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- Family Scene
- Oil On Canvas
- “Impasto Texture”
- Charcoal Texture
- Sappers At Work
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- Woman Portrait Art
- Panel Painting
- Oil On Canvas Art
- British Art Painting
- Red Orange Colors
Explore David Bomberg’s ‘Composition with Figures’ (1913). A striking geometric abstract painting featuring warm colors & dynamic lines. Discover early 20th-century art.
David Bomberg's 'Sappers at Work' captures the intensity of WWI tunneling. A charcoal drawing depicting Canadian soldiers amidst the claustrophobic tunnels, showcasing geometric forms and dynamic energy.
David Bomberg’s ‘Ju-Jitsu’ (1913) is a dynamic collage of figures, blending Cubism and Futurism with muted tones. Explore this unique work by the British avant-garde artist – a captivating study in form and movement.
Inspired by Cézanne and Sickert, Bomberg’s work reflects a profound engagement with form and spatial relationships. The drawing's angular lines and simplified figures convey a sense of unease and contribute to the artwork’s raw energy. David Bomberg (1890-1957) was a pivotal figure in British abstraction, influenced by Cézanne and Sickert. His early training at Slade School of Art established him
David Bomberg's 'Figure Composition' (1913) is a dynamic geometric abstraction featuring bold colors and angular lines, reflecting early modernist influences. Explore this iconic work of the Whitechapel Boys.
Discover 'Composition' by David Garshchenko Bomberg (1919). A captivating portrait in shades of blue, showcasing depth & human form. Explore this unique UK artwork.
Explore David Bomberg’s ‘Ju Jitsu’ (1913) – a dynamic abstract geometric composition blending Cubism & Constructivism. Discover its warm color palette, fragmented figures, and unique artistic style.