Showing 24 artworks out of 43 with Walter Richard Sickert and with Yellow-Green Range
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Explore Sickert's 'Gaieté Montparnasse,' a captivating 1906 oil painting depicting Parisian life. Experience the intimacy & Impressionist influence at ArtsDot.com.
Walter Richard Sickert’s ‘Mrs Swinton’ (1906) – a vibrant portrait exploring emotion & modernism. Thick brushstrokes, red dress, & evocative seascape. Explore this key early 20th-century artwork.
Capture the mood of this 1908 portrait featuring a woman in blue by Walter Richard Sickert; discover classic early 20th-century British art today.
Experience the melancholic stillness of Sickert's Ennui, a muted study of quiet despair from the early 20th century; discover this masterpiece of modern British art today.
Capture the intimate drama of two sisters before a mirror in this evocative 1889 portrait by Walter Richard Sickert; discover this masterpiece today.
Explore Walter Richard Sickert's evocative depiction of Dieppe’s Rue Notre Dame and Quai Duquesne, capturing London’s modernist spirit with masterful realism and theatrical lighting. Discover more about this iconic painting.
Walter Richard Sickert's 'Head of a Woman (The Belgian Cocotte)' (1906) captures a provocative scene with a striking model. Explore this iconic work from the Arts Council Collection, showcasing Sickert’s modernism and fascination with urban life.
Walter Sickert's 'L'Hotel Royal, Dieppe' (1894) captures the bustling French coastal town with realistic detail and subtle Impressionistic charm. Explore this masterpiece at Sheffield City Art Galleries.
Experience Walter Richard Sickert's 'La Rue Notre Dame & Quai Duquesne,' a vibrant Dieppe street scene capturing urban life with bold brushstrokes and evocative detail. A masterpiece by the British avant-garde artist.
A hauntingly melancholic impressionist scene of quiet despair by Walter Richard Sickert captures the weary essence of 1918 domestic life through muted tones and evocative brushwork, inviting you to explore this masterpiece.
A bustling black and white street scene captures the lively energy of Dieppe through Walter Richard Sickert's 1890 mastery, inviting you to bring this evocative piece of Impressionist history into your collection.
Walter Richard Sickert’s ‘Camden Town Portrait’ captures a hauntingly intimate scene of Nina Hamnett and Roald Kristian amidst wartime austerity. This evocative study in shadow and observation, painted in 1915-16, offers a glimpse into psychological realism and invites contemplation.
Walter Richard Sickert’s ‘The Camden Town Murder’ (1909) captures a poignant salon scene with loose brushstrokes & muted tones. An intimate, melancholic impressionistic work – perfect for discerning collectors.
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