Christopher Wood
1901–1930 · British · 23 artworks
Post-ImpressionismNaïve Art (Primitivism)Simplified FormsBold Color PalettesNaïve PerspectiveDreamlike ImageryLinear Outlines
artist bio
Christopher "Kit" Wood was a British painter known for his vibrant Post-Impressionist and Naïve art. He synthesized influences from various modern movements, creating a distinctive style that captured the spirit of his time and contributed to the development of British modernism.
related: Alfred Wallis, Henri Rousseau, Paul Gauguin
23 artworks
Constant Lambert
1926
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Girl and Lamp in a Cornish Window
1928
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The Fisherman’s Farewell
1928
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Paris Snow Scene
1926
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Buildings at Passy, Pari
1927
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A Fishing Boat in Dieppe Harbour
1929
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Landscape with Figures
1926
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Landscape at Vence
1927
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Nude in a bedroom, portrait of fr.Francis Rose
1930
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Lemons in a Blue Basket
1922
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Flowers
1930
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Church at Tréboul
1930
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Self-portrait
1927
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Tiger and Arc De Triomphe
1930
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Street in Paris
1926
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Pier Hotel, Chelsea
1927
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China dog in a St. Ives window
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Le Phare
1930
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Cumberland Landscape (Northrigg Hill)
1928
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Landscape near Vence
1927
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Cottages in Cornwall
1928
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Landscape at Vence - Little White House
1927
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The Fisherman’s Farewell
1928
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