The essay concerns new uses of plastic and colours in architecture.
Reference TGA 8316/1 Cubism Kinetic Art Orphic Cubism Post-Impressionism De
Angelica Bell is wearing the same outfit on the negative C19.
Reference TGA 9020/11/421 Post-Impressionism Bloomsbury Group Archive context
Tate glossary definition for tachisme: Term used to describe the non-geometric abstract art that developed in Europe in the 1940s and 1950s characterized by spontaneous brushwork, drips and scribble-type marks
The introduction of the term to describe these post-war developments is usually credited
Includes a further sketch of a strawberry plant on the reverse.
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Also includes a pencil ‚bird eye view‘ sketch of the stage on the reverse.
Reference TGA 200920/2/3/11 Post-Impressionism Fauvism Archive context Papers
Includes the following inscription: ‚To Johnnie. Sole Dieppoise. Anne‘ and is dated 1921. The sketch appears on the reverse of a menu from A La Sole Dieppoise dated 5 August 1921.
Reference TGA 200920/2/2/1 Post-Impressionism Fauvism Archive context Papers
The design shows two male figures in stylised Shakespearean style costumes.
Reference TGA 200920/2/3/7 Post-Impressionism Fauvism Archive context Papers
There is also a reclining figure lying underneath the frame.
Agnew and Sons Ltd in November 1990 Reference TGA 9013/1/24 Post-Impressionism
Addressed to Eileen Bard. Regarding arrangements for meeting.
Reference TGA 8712/1/44 Art Informel Post-Impressionism Tachisme British Surrealism
‘Black and white negative of Judith Stephen and Saxon Sydney-Turner in front of a garden door at Charleston, Firle, Sussex‘, Vanessa Bell, 1924 – part of the digitised collection of the Tate Archive
Reference TGA 9020/11/88 Post-Impressionism Bloomsbury Group Archive context
