Showing 8 artworks with Robert Polhill Bevan and with 1914
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Experience the vibrant energy of Robert Polhill Bevan's 'Under the Hammer,' a Camden Town masterpiece capturing a courtroom scene with masterful color and detail. Explore its history & significance at The Walker Art Gallery.
Robert Polhill Bevan’s ‘Under the Hammer,’ a captivating 1914 black and white scene of an auction gathering, showcases a pioneering spirit in British Modernism. This evocative artwork captures a moment of intense observation with its detailed figures and dynamic composition – discover this unique piece.
Robert Bevan's 'Maples at Cuckfield' captures a serene Sussex landscape with vibrant colors and a sense of rural life. Admire the detail & beauty of this 1914 oil painting reproduction.
Explore Robert Polhill Bevan's evocative depiction of Horsgate's Town Field – a tranquil countryside scene capturing the beauty of Brittany and reflecting Gauguin’s influence on British Modernism.
A warm and intimate still life featuring bottles and fruit by British Modernist pioneer Robert Polhill Bevan captures a cozy 1914 atmosphere, inviting you to explore this exquisite piece of art history.