
1878–1961 · Welsh · 30 artworks
artist bio
Augustus John was a prominent Welsh painter, draughtsman, and etcher. Known for his bohemian lifestyle and portraits, he played a significant role in British art during the early 20th century, blending elements of Post-Impressionism with his own unique style.
what you'll learn
Studying John's work helps students understand portraiture, figure drawing, and the application of Post-Impressionist techniques to capture character and atmosphere. Students can also learn about the importance of capturing light and shadow in their paintings.
related: Walter Sickert, Vanessa Bell, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec

David and Dorelia in Normandy
1908

Flowers in a Jug
1950

A Boy
1915

Port de Bouc
1910

Dorelia
1959

The Right Honourable David Lloyd George
1916

Charles Portal, 1st Viscount Portal
1943

Irish Coast

Richard Hughes
1937

Louise Olgin

Cineraria
1948

Llyn Treweryn
1912

Caitlin
1936

Welsh Landscape
1914

Provençal Landscape

Self Portrait
1940

Gypsy in the Sandpit
1912

Barbara Allen

Olives in Spain
1922

Merikli
1902

Portrait of a Jamaican Woman
1937

Edwin John
1927

Signorina Estella
1900

Vera Fearing
1931

Mrs A. A. Jack
1898

Mavis Wheeler
1945

Dylan Thomas
1938

Washing Day
1915

Robin John
1916

Portrait of a Chinese Woman