Walter Richard Sickert, 1941, 1931

Showing 24 artworks out of 28 with Walter Richard Sickert and with artwork date before 1941 and with artwork date after 1931

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Walter Richard Sickert

1935

Claude Phillip Martin

This artwork is part of Tate Britain's collection and showcases Sickert's masterful use of light and shadow to convey psychological depth.

Walter Richard Sickert’s ‘The Idyll,’ a captivating 1931 painting blending Impressionism and Symbolism, depicts two figures with books before a tranquil lake. Explore this iconic work capturing psychological depth and intimacy – discover or own a hand-painted reproduction.

Walter Richard Sickert

1935

Lady Martin

Experience the psychological depth of Walter Richard Sickert's Lady Martin (1935), a masterwork of Camden Town Realism capturing quiet introspection through moody oil paint.

Walter Richard Sickert

1932

Miss Earhart's Arrival

Walter Richard Sickert's 'Miss Earhart’s Arrival' captures a rainy London street scene with an airplane, reflecting the artist's fascination with urban life and modernism. A captivating black & white painting.

Walter Richard Sickert

1935

The Miner

Experience Walter Richard Sickert’s ‘The Miner,’ a raw & emotive oil painting capturing intense intimacy. Explore this Symbolist work's textured impasto and shallow perspective – a captivating glimpse into early 20th-century London.

Walter Richard Sickert

1932

Miss Gwen Frangcon-davies As Isabella Of France

Walter Richard Sickert's 'Miss Gwen Frangcon-Davies as Isabella of France' (1932) captures a captivating scene of theatrical anticipation, showcasing the artist’s unique style and London life.

Walter Richard Sickert

1934

Her Majesty's

Walter Richard Sickert's 'Her Majesty’s' captures a vibrant London street scene from 1934, showcasing his unique blend of realism and theatricality. Explore this iconic painting.

Walter Richard Sickert

1933

Fabia Drake, As Lady Macbeth

Admire "Fabia Drake, as Lady Macbeth" by Walter Richard Sickert. This expressionist painting captures Shakespeare's tragedy with dark hues & mystery. A rare Royal Shakespeare Collection piece.

Walter Richard Sickert

1937

Leslie Banks As Petruchio And Edith Evans As Katherine In 'the Taming Of The Shrew'

Experience the intense drama of Sickert's 1937 oil on canvas portrait capturing Shakespearean tension; discover this masterwork of early modernism today.

Walter Richard Sickert

1936

Queen Victoria And Her Great-grandson

Walter Richard Sickert

1933

Fabia Drake (1904–1990), As Lady Macbeth, Stratford (from 'macbeth')

Walter Richard Sickert

1935

Sir Alec Martin

Walter Richard Sickert’s ‘Sir Alec Martin’ (1935) – a captivating portrait in blues & grays. Explore this realist oil painting's layered texture & symbolic details.

Walter Richard Sickert

1935

William Maxwell Aitken, 1st Baron Beaverbrook

Walter Sickert’s 1935 portrait of William Beaverbrook captures a solitary figure amidst maritime scenes in an Impressionistic style. Explore this oil painting's texture, atmosphere & historical significance.