
1889โ1949 ยท British ยท 23 artworks
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.
what you'll learn
Studying Wadsworth's work allows students to explore the transition from early 20th-century avant-garde movements like Cubism and Vorticism to the dreamlike imagery of Surrealism. Students can also learn about the use of precise detail and unexpected juxtapositions to create a sense of unease and wonder.
related: Paul Nash, Fernand Leger

Requiescat
1940

Marseilles, France
1926

Pendent
1942

Broadbottom, near Glossop
1922

Regalia
1928

Still Life
1926

Departure
1938

Bright Intervals
1928

Edward Alexander Wadsworth
1937

Souvenir of Fiumicino
1937

Granite Quarries, Darby Hill, Oldbury
1919

Male Figure Standing
1911

Floats and Afloat
1928

The Offing
1935

Signals
1942

Marine Set
1936

Still Life with Fruit and a Bottle
1912

Dazzle-ships in Drydock at Liverpool
1919

Satellitium
1942

Gasteropoda
1927

Coquillages
1926

The First of the Ebb, the Sailor and the Sea
1938

Landscape
1913