Showing 10 artworks with James Ferrier Pryde
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- Portrait Painting
- James Pryde
- Beggarstaffs Style
- Historical Figure
- Atmospheric
- Poverty
- 1916
- Decorative Arts
- Impressionist Art
- Social Commentary
- Self Portraiture
- British Art 1900S
- Roaring Girl Artwork
- Glasgow School
- Gritty
- Edinburgh
- Nottingham Museums Gallery
- Scarron Figure
- Victorian Era
- James Ferrier Pryde
- Atmospheric Impressionism
- Oil Canvas
- Dramatic Art Piece
- Moll Cutpurse Painting
- Oil Paint
- Black And White
- Architecture
- Symbolism
- Charcoal Drawing
- The Slum
- Fine Art Reproduction
- Painting
- Grayscale Portrait
- Urban Scene
- Period Clothing Art
- 1902 Painting
- Realism
- Architectural Scene
- Scottish Art
- Vintage Artwork
- Alleyway
Admire James Ferrier Pryde's evocative 'Self Portrait as Scarron,' an atmospheric oil painting exploring identity and artistic legacy from Nottingham City Museums & Galleries.
James Ferrier Pryde's "The Slum" (1916) captures a poignant Edinburgh alleyway scene, reflecting urban poverty and social commentary through atmospheric brushstrokes. Explore this evocative work of art.
James Ferrier Pryde’s ‘Moll Cutpurse’ (1902) – a grayscale impressionistic study of a solitary figure. Explore this evocative piece, showcasing dynamic lines & textured charcoal work.