Portrait of a Woman
Impressionism
1927
29.0 x 22.0 cm
アシュモリアン美術館
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Portrait of a Woman
ジークレー/アートプリント
複製画のサイズ
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合計金額
$ 62
The Artist and His Work
Adrian Maurice Daintrey was a talented artist known for his portraits, which often featured women as their subjects. The Portrait of a Woman is one of his notable works, housed in the prestigious The Ashmolean Museum of Art And Archaeology in Oxford, United Kingdom. This museum is renowned for its extensive collection of art and artifacts from around the world, making it the perfect home for Daintrey's masterpiece.Key Features of the Painting
The painting measures 29 x 22 cm and is characterized by its vibrant colors and the subject's captivating gaze. The woman, with her brown hair and red shirt, seems to engage directly with the viewer, creating an intimate connection. The background, with its multicolored wall, adds a layer of depth and visual interest to the composition. This blend of simplicity and complexity is a hallmark of Daintrey's style, making his work both accessible and thought-provoking.Similar Works and Artists
For those who appreciate Adrian Maurice Daintrey's style, other artists like Maud Hall Neale and her work Lady Russell (1853–1927), or Felix Nussbaum's Gypsy Woman, might also be of interest. These pieces, available to view on ArtsDot.com, showcase the diversity and richness of portrait painting in the early 20th century.- View more artworks by Adrian Maurice Daintrey and other notable artists on ArtsDot.com.
- Discover the Rijksmuseum Twenthe in Enschede, Netherlands, and its fascinating collection of art and history on ArtsDot.com.
The enduring appeal of Adrian Maurice Daintrey's Portrait of a Woman lies in its timeless elegance and the emotional connection it fosters with the viewer. As we continue to explore and appreciate the world of art, pieces like this remind us of the power of creativity to transcend time and touch our souls.
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Adrian Maurice Daintrey (1902–1988): A Painter Caught Between Tradition and Modernity
Adrian Maurice Daintrey, RWA (1902–1988) stands as a fascinating figure in British art history—a painter who navigated the turbulent currents of the early 20th century, embracing both established artistic conventions and the burgeoning experimental spirit of movements like Nabi and Surrealism. Born into a solicitor’s family in Balham, London, on June 23rd, 1902, Daintrey's formative years at Charterhouse School instilled within him a dedication to artistic pursuits that would define his lifelong career. His subsequent studies at the Slade School of Fine Art and École du Louvre cemented his technical skills while exposing him to influential European artists and ideas—a crucial step in shaping his distinctive visual language.- Early Influences & Artistic Training: Daintrey’s artistic journey began with a grounding in classical draughtsmanship, honed at Charterhouse and reinforced by the Slade’s rigorous curriculum. However, he quickly recognized the limitations of purely academic approaches and sought inspiration from Impressionism and Post-Impressionism, particularly Cézanne and Gauguin—artists who championed expressive brushwork and subjective perception.
- The Nabi Movement & Artistic Experimentation: Daintrey’s involvement with the Nabi movement – a group of Parisian artists seeking to revitalize French painting through Symbolist aesthetics – represents a pivotal moment in his artistic development. Influenced by Maurice Denis and Gustave Moreau, he embraced muted palettes, decorative patterns, and evocative imagery rooted in religious symbolism and folklore. This stylistic choice signaled a willingness to challenge prevailing artistic norms and explore uncharted territories.
A Career Marked by Service & Artistic Production
The Second World War profoundly impacted Daintrey’s life and work, propelling him into active service with the RAF Bomber Command. His wartime experiences instilled a sense of urgency and responsibility that permeated his artistic output—a preoccupation with themes of loss, resilience, and the human condition. He undertook numerous commissions for official organizations, documenting significant historical events through meticulously rendered landscapes and portraits. Notably, Hilary Spurling recounts that Anthony Powell’s novel From A View To A Death features Arthur Zouch, easily recognizable to friends as Adrian Daintrey—a character invited to a country house to paint family portraits, ultimately seduced by the young women of the house until the father sends him out to hunt on a dangerous horse, resulting in his tragic demise. This narrative underscores Daintrey’s artistic engagement with psychological complexities and dramatic storytelling.- Literary Collaborations & Artistic Style: Beyond painting, Daintrey cultivated collaborations with writers like Elizabeth David, adapting his visual sensibilities to the prose style of literary narratives. His illustrations for David's cookbooks—particularly Summer Cooking—demonstrate a masterful ability to convey mood and atmosphere through subtle tonal variations and carefully considered compositions.
- Teaching & Legacy: Daintrey’s dedication extended beyond artistic creation; he served as a lecturer at the City and Guilds of London Art School, nurturing the talents of aspiring artists and disseminating his knowledge of painting techniques. His memoir I Must Say offers a vivid portrayal of London life among artistic and bohemian circles in the 1920s and 30s—a testament to his enduring fascination with capturing the essence of human experience.
Notable Achievements & Artistic Recognition
Daintrey’s oeuvre comprises approximately 15 artworks at Art UK, showcasing a remarkable range of subjects—from landscapes imbued with atmospheric grandeur to portraits conveying nuanced psychological insight. His paintings reside in collections spanning the British Museum, Imperial War Museum and National Portrait Gallery, securing his place as an artist whose work continues to resonate with audiences today. He was awarded the Royal Watercolour Society’s Patron Award in 1978, recognizing his contribution to British art.Concluding Reflections
Adrian Daintrey's artistic trajectory exemplifies the dynamism of British art during its formative years—a synthesis of classical training and modernist experimentation. His unwavering commitment to portraying human emotion and capturing the beauty of the natural world cemented his reputation as a painter who skillfully blended tradition with innovation, leaving behind a legacy that persists in the annals of art history.adrian maurice daintrey
1902 - 1988
基本情報
- Artistic Movement Or Style: Nabi Art Influence
- Artists Or Movements Influenced By This Artist: ['Anthony Powell']
- Artists Who Influenced This Artist:
- Augustus John
- Rex Whistler
- Date Of Birth: June 23, 1902
- Date Of Death: 1988
- Full Name: Adrian Maurice Daintrey
- Nationality: British
- Notable Artworks:
- The Old Gardener
- Portrait of Nina Hamnett
- Place Of Birth: Balham, London

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