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Graham sutherland painter
Graham sutherland painter












graham sutherland painter

It was the artist’s usual practice to produce numerous sketches and intermediary studies for a painting, but one might expect the monumental scale of that work (4255 x 3277 mm/167 1/2 x 129 inches) to have required even more than normal and this appears to have been the case. The Origins of the Land (Tate Gallery N06085) was commissioned from Sutherland for the ‘Land of Britain’ pavilion at the South Bank site of the Festival of Britain in 1951. Tate Gallery Aquisitions 1978-80, London 1981, pp.165-6ĭouglas Cooper, The Work of Graham Sutherland, London 1961, pl.114a Toni del Renzio, ‘Redfern Gallery’, Art News and Review, vol.4, no.23, 13 Dec. p.186)Ī Paradise Lost: The Neo-Romantic Imagination in Britain 1935-55, Barbican Art Gallery, London, May-July 1987 (341) Graham Sutherland, Mathildenhöhe, Darmstadt, Aug.-Sept. Graham Sutherland, Tate Gallery, London, May-July 1982 (113, repr.) 1956, Brighouse Art Gallery, Turner Art Gallery, Penarth, The Mining Centre, St Helens, Royal Albert Museum and Art Gallery, Exeter, Arts Council Gallery, Edinburgh (41) Some Twentieth Century Watercolours, Arts Council tour 1956, Lewes Art Gallery, Jan. 1954, Bootle Art Gallery, Brighton Art Gallery (28)

graham sutherland painter

Thirty Contemporary Paintings, Arts Council tour 1954, Gerrards Cross Memorial Centre, Sept. Graham Sutherland: Austellung von Gouachen, Aquarellen und Zeichnung verstaltet vom British Council in Wien unter Mitwirkung der Albertina, Akademie der Bildenden Künste, Vienna, Ferdinandeum, Innsbruck, 1954 (40) 1952 (308, as Large size study no.8)ĭrawings for Pictures, Arts Council tour 1953, Arts Council Gallery, London, Feb.-March, Ferens Gallery, Hull, Liverpool College of Art, Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester, Plymouth City Art Gallery (25) Graham Sutherland Keith Vaughan Contemporary French and English Lithographs, Redfern Gallery, London, Nov.-Dec. 19 1951’ b.l.Ī gift of the artist to Sir Kenneth and Lady Clark 1951 Inscribed in black ink ‘to my friends K & Jane | with affection aug. T02381 Pencil, ink, wax crayon, gouache and oil on paper 635 x 506 (25 x 19 13/16) Working Drawing for ‘The Origins of the Land’ 1951














Graham sutherland painter