Showing 4 artworks with Sir William George Gillies and with Still Life Composition
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Sir William George Gillies
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Still Life Composition
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- Quinacridone Magenta
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- Rosy Brown
- Putty
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- Still Life Composition
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- Scottish Art
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- Decorative Vase
- Family Portrait
- 1930S Art
- Cubism Inspiration
- Interior Landscape
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- Picasso Palette
- Mirror Backing
- Gillies Painting
- Brown And Cream Colors
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- 1933 Oil Painting
- Cézanne Style
- Cubism Influence
- Geometric Painting
- Botanical Print
- Vintage Painting
- Modern Art Painting
- “Decorative Art”
- “Art Collectors”
- Cubist Influenced Art
- Impasto Texture Art
- Oil Paint Texture
- Everyday Objects Art
- Cézanne Influence
- Cool Color Palette
- Cubist Still Life
- W.G. Gillies Painting
- Scottish Landscape Art
- Landscape Impressionism
- W.G. Gillies Still Life
- Abstract Still Life
- Decorative Art
- 1952 Painting Style
- “Early 20Th Century”
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- Blue Jug Artwork
- Landscape Painting
- Family Home Scene
- “British Art History”
- Art For Sale Online
- British Painter
- Floral Arrangement
- Oil Painting
Explore 'Untitled,' a captivating mirror backing from Sir William George Gillies' iconic oil painting series. Inspired by Cézanne and Picasso, this delicate floral arrangement embodies Klee’s playful color palette – a testament to Scottish art history.
Gillies’ artistic development was significantly shaped by his exposure to Cubist principles and the visionary aesthetics of Paul Klee.
Explore W.G. Gillies’ ‘Two Pots, Saucer & Fruit’ (1933). A realistic still life in muted browns & creams, showcasing impasto texture & Cubist influences. Discover this charming piece!
Explore 'The Blue Jug' by W.G. Gillies (1952). A Cubist-influenced still life featuring geometric forms & cool tones. Discover this detached, intellectual artwork – a key piece in Scottish art history.