Showing 11 artworks with Edward Alexander Wadsworth and with artwork date before 1927 and with artwork date after 1917
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Edward Alexander Wadsworth
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-1927
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1917+
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- Celadon
- Espresso
- Putty
- Gray
- Rosy Brown
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- Edward Alexander Wadswort
- British Art
- British Vorticism Art
- Blues And Browns Painting
- “Quai Du Port Art”
- Ocean
- “1924 Oil Painting”
- Seashells
- Dazzle Ships
- Maritime Art Artwork
- Colors
- Composition
- Marseilles Harbour Painti
- “Ship Painting Art”
- Decorative Art Piece
- Abstract Nature Art
- Modernist
- Liverpool
- Bird And Shell Painting
- Tempera
- Edward Wadsworth
- Vintage Art 1920S
- Gasteropoda Painting
- Shipyard
- Shell Still Life Painting
- “Nautical Landscape”
- Marine Painting Style
- 1924 Painting Style
- “Marseilles Harbor Scene”
- Mood
- Still Life
- “Vintage Harbour Scene”
- Navy
- Dazzle Camouflage
- Harbour Scene Painting
- “Brown Blue Color Palette
- Color
- British Modern Art
- Camouflage
- Art Deco Style”
- Irish Art Ulster Museum
- “Coastal Landscape Art”
- Muted Color Palette Art
- “Ships Oil Painting”
- "Visible Brushstrokes"
- Impressionist Oil Paintin
- Nature Inspired Art
- Vorticism Art Movement
- Modern Art
- Movement
Edward Wadsworth's 'Dazzleships in Dry Dock at Liverpool' captures a shipyard scene with dazzling camouflage, reflecting WWI innovation and the artist’s unique style.
Explore 'Coquillages' by Edward Wadsworth (1926), a surrealist still life masterpiece featuring seashells and evoking the ocean’s mood with tempera on board.
Discover Edward Alexander Wadsworth’s ‘Marseilles Harbour’. An impressionistic oil painting of a bustling port scene – ships, buildings & vibrant colors. Explore maritime history!
Discover Edward Alexander Wadsworth’s ‘Gasteropoda,’ a captivating 1927 tempera painting of shells & birds. Explore intricate details, muted tones & Vorticist style at the Ulster Museum.
Discover 'L’Avant Port, Marseilles' by Edward Alexander Wadsworth – a captivating 1924 oil painting of maritime life in a unique Vorticist style. Explore nautical charm & textured realism.