Prudence Heward
1896–1947 · Canadian · 22 artworks
ExpressionismBold color palettesSimplified formsStrong, sculptural figuresExpressive brushworkEmphasis on light and shadow
artist bio
Prudence Heward was a prominent Canadian painter known for her bold and expressive portraits and landscapes. As a member of the Beaver Hall Group, she played a crucial role in modernizing Canadian art by embracing modernist styles and depicting strong, independent women.
what you'll learn
Studying Heward's work allows students to explore expressive portraiture and landscape painting, focusing on the use of color and form to convey emotion and character. Students can learn about the challenges and triumphs of female artists in the early 20th century.
related: Emily Carr, Lawren Harris
22 artworks
In Bermuda
1939
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Vase of Flowers II
1946
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Rollande
1929
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Anna
1927
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Mulleins and Rocks
1936
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Fruit in the Grass
1939
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Landscape
1935
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September
1938
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Sarah Eliot
1945
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Back Garden
1938
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Farmhouse and Car
1933
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Leaves (Study for Portrait of Barbara)
1933
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Vase of Flowers I
1946
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Apple Tree (Study for Portrait of Ellen)
1935
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Autumn Hills
1941
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The Farmer's Daughter
1945
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Autumn Fields, Knowlton
1941
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Girl in Yellow Sweater
1936
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Autumn Landscape
1941
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Portrait of Mrs. Zimmerman
1943
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Farm
1933
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Ann
1942
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