Showing 13 artworks with John Piper
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- Art For Dining Area
- Piper Henley Thames
- Geometric Painting
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- Impasto Oil Painting
- Tea House Decor
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- Ruined Cottage Llanthony
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- Dark Moody Painting
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- Gold Ochre Painting
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- Garden Room Decor
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- Expressionist Landscape
- Warm Color Palette Art
- Dark Brown Colors
- Fragmented Artwork
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- Blue Color Palette
- Abstract Landscape Art
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- Mid-Century British Art
Explore John Piper’s ‘Entrance to Fonthill,’ a fragmented, abstract architectural masterpiece in blue & gray. Discover its Cubist influences & evocative atmosphere – a unique piece of 20th-century art.
Capture the charming British landscape feel of John Piper's 1941 Tea House at Frogmore; explore this vibrant scene of leisure and nature today.
John Piper’s "Bath, Grosvenor Crescent" (1949) is a surreal mixed-media painting of an urban cityscape. Explore its expressive lines, layered textures & warm color palette.
Explore John Piper’s ‘Park Place’. A moody Expressionist landscape of Henley-on-Thames, featuring thick impasto & a sense of foreboding. Discover British art history.
Explore John Piper’s ‘Ruined Cottage, Llanthony’ – a haunting mixed-media painting of isolation & resilience. Abstract expressionism meets Cubism in this evocative 1940 landscape.