Showing 13 artworks with Edward Alexander Wadsworth and with artwork date before 1948 and with artwork date after 1938
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Edward Alexander Wadsworth
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-1948
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1938+
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- Gray
- Celadon
- Rosy Brown
- Teal
- Clay
- Driftwood
- Putty
- Edward Alexander Wadswort
- Abstract Seascape
- British Vorticism Art
- Edward Wadsworth Art
- Edward Wadsworth
- British Vorticism
- Geometric Composition
- Wadsworth Artwork
- Red And Green Colors
- Winding Tubes Artwork
- Maritime Painting
- Bicycle Art Print
- Floating Spheres
- Abstract Art Prints
- Avant Garde Art Movement
- Nautical Art Prints
- Colorful Dock Painting
- Colorful Aircraft
- Dock Scene Artwork
- Tempera Artwork
- Nautical Art Influence
- Geometric Painting
- Vibrant Blue Palette
- 1942 Art History
- Abstract Oil Painting
- Vorticism Art
- Dreamlike Artwork
- Signals Painting
- Marine Painting Style
- British Surrealism
- Nautical Seascape
- Dynamic Composition
- 1939 Art Reproduction
- Port City Painting
- Surreal Landscape Art
- Art Reproduction Uk
- British Modernism
- 1942 Artwork
- Organic Shapes Art
- Reddish Brown Colors
- Requiescat Painting
- 1942 Art Painting
- Vorticist Style
- Airplanes On Ground
- Lively Nature Scene
- Abstract Industrial
- Dazzle Camouflage
- Maritime Art Decor
- Coastal Landscape Art
- Wadsworth Pendent
‘Sussex Pastoral’ by Edward Alexander Wadsworth (1941). A haunting still life blending industrial debris & surreal landscape. Vorticist, muted tones, & symbolic decay – a unique modern artwork.
A lively blue ocean scene featuring a sailboat amidst swirling birds and fish captures the essence of Edward Alexander Wadsworth's 1938 mastery, inviting you to bring this evocative maritime moment into your collection.
Explore 'The Perspective of Idleness II' by Edward Alexander Wadsworth (1942). A surreal oil painting featuring winding tubes & a muted teal background, embodying Vorticism & symbolic themes.
Discover Edward Alexander Wadsworth’s ‘Pendent,’ a surreal 1942 tempera painting featuring floating spheres & nautical scenes. Explore its unique style, composition & historical significance.
A dynamic 1940 composition featuring colorful airplanes and ground crew by British Vorticist Edward Alexander Wadsworth that captures a sense of industrial movement, perfect for adding historical depth to your collection.
Edward Alexander Wadsworth (1889-1949) was a prominent British artist associated with the Vorticist movement. His work encompassed diverse areas including abstract painting, nautical subjects, and even camouflage design during World War II. Wadswort
Own a stunning handmade reproduction of Edward Alexander Wadsworth’s ‘Le Havre, France’. A vibrant tempera painting capturing modernist British art. Elevate your collection!