Roger Fry
1866–1934 · British · 12 artworks
Post-ImpressionismBloomsbury GroupImpastoBold Color PalettesSimplified FormsExpressive BrushworkEmphasis on Composition
artist bio
Roger Fry was a British artist and art critic who was highly influential in promoting modern art in Britain. He is best known for introducing Post-Impressionism to the British public and for being a member of the Bloomsbury Group.
what you'll learn
Studying Fry's work allows students to understand the transition from Impressionism to Post-Impressionism and the importance of art criticism in shaping artistic movements. Students can also learn about color theory and composition through his landscapes and still lifes.
related: Paul Cezanne, Paul Gauguin
12 artworks
Nina Hamnett
1917
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Beaumes
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Portrait of Edith Sitwell
1918
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Landscape with Shepherd, near Villa Madama, Rome
1891
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Still Life with Coffee Pot
1915
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River with Poplars
1912
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Bassano
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Carpentras, Provence
1930
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Bridge over the Allier
1933
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A Room (in the Second Post-Impressionist)
1912
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View on the Cote d'Azur, Menton
1916
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Peonies and Poppies
1929
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