‘Colours Up (Induction)‘, Barry Flanagan, 1972, reprinted c.1983
Fear not) Barry Flanagan 1972, reprinted c.1983 View by appointment Left Hand
‘Gears‘, György Kepes, 1939–40
Bas Relief with Circles György Kepes c.1939–40 View by appointment Hand
‘Rocker and John dressed in fertilizer sacks‘, Chris Killip, 1983, printed 2012–13
the water Chris Killip 1984, printed 2012–13 View by appointment Moira hand-picking
‘Spiral‘, György Kepes, c.1939 –40
Bas Relief with Circles György Kepes c.1939–40 View by appointment Hand
‘Lines‘, György Kepes, c.1939–40
Bas Relief with Circles György Kepes c.1939–40 View by appointment Hand
Artist page for Frances Stark (born 1967)
She often works with carbon paper to hand-trace letters, words, and sentences from
‘Brian in a duffle coat‘, Chris Killip, 1984, printed 2012–13
the water Chris Killip 1984, printed 2012–13 View by appointment Moira hand-picking
‘Alison, Brian and Claire on the beach‘, Chris Killip, 1983, printed 2012–13
the water Chris Killip 1984, printed 2012–13 View by appointment Moira hand-picking
This series contains examples of Felicia Browne’s artwork, including three sketchbooks filled in between 1925-1936. The first two contain sketches of labourers and working class men in London whilst the third includes sketches from Browne’s time in Spain shortly before her death. In addition there are numerous studies of nudes and sketches from Browne’s trips to Hungary, the Czech Republic and Russia in the early 1930s. There are also instances of her design work (see TGA 201023/1/135-170) including three sketches which may be preparatory sketches for Browne’s entry for the competition to find a design for the Tolpuddle Martyrs Medal, …
as many drawings and a sketchbook covering her travels through Europe and first-hand
Available to view online are a selection of items from the personal papers of Ben Nicholson including writings, correspondence and photographs. The manuscripts that have been selected have been written by Nicholson over a large time frame, spanning from the mid 1930s to the early 1980s and cover Nicholson’s thoughts on his own art and other artists. The digitised correspondence is between Nicholson and his father, William Nicholson. Furthermore there is a selection of photographs of Ben Nicholson with his friends and family together they provide an insight into his relationship with his father and with his family. Also available …
Barbara Hepworth September 1954 Photographs of Ben Nicholson wearing a cap with his hand
