Edward Wadsworth
1889–1949 · British · 23 artworks
VorticismSurrealismCubismPrecise detailJuxtaposition of industrial and natural formsUse of temperaDazzle camouflageSurrealist imagery
artist bio
Edward Wadsworth was a British artist associated with Vorticism and later known for his meticulously detailed and often surrealist paintings. He played a significant role in British modernism, blending industrial and natural forms with a precise, almost photographic realism.
related: Paul Nash, Fernand Leger
23 artworks
Requiescat
1940
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Marseilles, France
1926
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Pendent
1942
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Broadbottom, near Glossop
1922
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Regalia
1928
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Still Life
1926
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Departure
1938
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Bright Intervals
1928
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Edward Alexander Wadsworth
1937
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Souvenir of Fiumicino
1937
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Granite Quarries, Darby Hill, Oldbury
1919
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Male Figure Standing
1911
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Floats and Afloat
1928
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The Offing
1935
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Signals
1942
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Marine Set
1936
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Still Life with Fruit and a Bottle
1912
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Dazzle-ships in Drydock at Liverpool
1919
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Satellitium
1942
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Gasteropoda
1927
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Coquillages
1926
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The First of the Ebb, the Sailor and the Sea
1938
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Landscape
1913
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