Showing 24 artworks out of 29 with Victor Pasmore and with artwork date before 1951 and with artwork date after 1941
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Admire Victor Pasmore’s ‘Suburban Gardens’ (1947). This oil painting captures rural tranquility with bold colors & geometric shapes. Hand-painted reproductions available.
Discover 'Motif in Indian Red & Mustard' by Victor Pasmore – a dynamic 1950 abstract painting featuring geometric forms & impasto texture. Explore modern art!
A captivating portrait of a woman gazing into her reflection captures the lyrical figurative style of Victor Pasmore from 1945, offering a timeless piece for your collection to explore British modern art history.
A dynamic monochrome abstract painting by Victor Pasmore featuring swirling spiral motifs that evoke a powerful snowstorm, offering a unique chance to bring mid-century geometric abstraction into your private collection.
A hauntingly evocative skull sits at the center of this 1944 still life by British pioneer Victor Pasmore, offering a profound glimpse into his early figurative mastery that you can bring to your private collection.
Explore Victor Pasmore’s ‘Riverside Gardens, Hammersmith’ (1944). A melancholic, expressionistic landscape in muted tones, showcasing layered brushstrokes & flattened perspective. Discover this unique post-war artwork.
Explore Victor Pasmore’s ‘Abstract in White, Grey & Ochre’ – a striking 1949 collage of geometric shapes & muted tones. Discover Constructivism's influence on this unique artwork.