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Spencer's brother, Stanley Spencer, was also a celebrated painter known for his distinctive visual language. This piece is housed in Ashmolean Museum, Oxford and exemplifies Spencer’s exploration of light and color within the Dorset landscape.
This artwork is housed at Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery in Carlisle, Cumbria. It was acquired in 1936 and exemplifies Spencer’s artistic style during his formative years.
Discover Gilbert Spencer’s ‘Boy Holding a Rabbit’ (1931). A serene pastoral scene in oil on canvas, showcasing rural life & childhood innocence. Explore this charming British artwork.