Post War British Art

Bernard Myers was an influential figure in the post-war British art scene. Born in 1925, he studied at the Royal College of Art and developed a body of work that focused on urban, ma...

It will appeal to collectors of post-war British art and admirers of expressive still life.

The depiction of fishing boats tightly packed against the quay, with the town’s distinct architecture looming in the background, immerses the viewer in the heart of Whitby, a place t...

As both a painter and writer, Heron played a key role in post-war British art, promoting abstraction through his critical essays and bold, lyrical paintings.

From the estate of Bernard Myers Bernard Myers was an influential figure in post-war British art, renowned for his vibrant use of colour, confident brushwork, and evocative still li...

Introducing a beautifully gripping post-war oil painting by British artist Joseph Duncan.

(including frame) From the estate of Bernard Myers Bernard Myers was a significant voice in post-war British art, celebrated for his expressive use of colour, intuitive handling of ...

(including frame) From the estate of Bernard Myers A dynamic figure in post-war British art, Bernard Myers was known for his expressive use of colour, confident composition, and dee...

Interior photograph from Richard Heeps, Prefab series. "Prefab came about as an offshoot of 'A View of the Fens Car with Wings' and I feel the square format artworks are a continuati...

Pasmore was also a highly respected educator, serving as Head of Painting at King’s College, Newcastle (now Newcastle University), where he played a crucial role in shaping post-war ...

He changed the local authority's collection policy from Victorian and local views to securing the foundation of a major collection of post-war British art. His move to Birmingham ca...

Seascape Moonlight with Crashing Waves Vintage British Oil Painting Signed to lower left Art measures 20 x 16 inches Frame measures 24 x 20 inches This painting depicts a serene an...

Best known for his restrained, muted color palettes and high-angle perspectives, Buhler was a prominent fixture of the post-war British art scene and a long-serving member of the Roy...

He changed the local authority's collection policy from Victorian and local views to securing the foundation of a major collection of post-war British art. His move to Birmingham cam...

He changed the local authority's collection policy from Victorian and local views to securing the foundation of a major collection of post-war British art. His move to Birmingham ca...

He changed the local authority's collection policy from Victorian and local views to securing the foundation of a major collection of post-war British art. His move to Birmingham ca...

He changed the local authority's collection policy from Victorian and local views to securing the foundation of a major collection of post-war British art. His move to Birmingham cam...

He changed the local authority's collection policy from Victorian and local views to securing the foundation of a major collection of post-war British art. His move to Birmingham cam...

He changed the local authority's collection policy from Victorian and local views to securing the foundation of a major collection of post-war British art. His move to Birmingham cam...

He was a contemporary and colleague of Victor Pasmore, and both artists played influential roles in shaping post-war British art education and practice. Purchased from the artist’s ...

His striking works, now much in demand, have established him as a major player of post war British figurative art. Geoffrey Key was born in Rusholme, Manchester in 1941.

Herbert Read described Pasmore's new style as "The most revolutionary event in post-war British art".[7] In 1950, he was commissioned to design an abstract mural for a bus depot in ...

His striking works, now much in demand, have established him as a major player of post war British figurative art. Geoffrey Key was born in Rusholme, Manchester in 1941.

Bernard Myers was a key figure in British post-war art. Born in 1925, he trained at the Royal College of Art, where he studied alongside notable contemporaries and absorbed the moder...

Following his first exhibition in London in 1954, he became an increasingly significant figure in the post-war British avant-garde art scene, particularly through his association wit...

Following his first exhibition in London in 1954, he became an increasingly significant figure in the post-war British avant-garde art scene, particularly through his association wit...

Following his first exhibition in London in 1954, he became an increasingly significant figure in the post-war British avant-garde art scene, particularly through his association wit...

He had his first exhibition in London in 1954, and soon after became a significant figure in the post-war British avant-garde art scene. In 1966 Williams became a leading figure a...

Provenance Sale, Bonhams, London, 3 December 2002, lot 108 Sale, Christie’s, London, 19 November 2004, lot 187 Osborne Samuel, London, where acquired by the present owner Exhibition ...

Gouache on Art Paper, 1960s By Derek Latimer Sayer (b. 1917) Derek Sayer, born 1917 is a key figure in post-war British abstract art.

This work is a compelling acquisition for collectors interested in British post-war art, mythological symbolism, and the intersection of painting and sculpture.

Architectural and sculptural, reminiscent of Italian post-war design or British pop art sculpture from the 1960s/70s.

A regal bronze with brown patina life size bust on a pedestal by famed American-British sculptor Sir Jacob Epstein. An exquisite example of modern & post-war British art.

(including frame) From the estate of Bernard Myers Bernard Myers was a prominent figure in post-war British art, known for his intuitive use of colour, bold compositional sense, and...

(including frame) From the estate of Bernard Myers Bernard Myers was a key figure in the post-war British art scene, known for his expressive use of colour, gestural mark-making, a...

ARTIST: John A Robinson (early / mid 20th Century) British TITLE: “In The Artists Studio” SIGNED: initialled lower right and fully labelled verso MEDIUM: oil on canvas SIZE: 75cm x 6...

ARTIST: Evan Charlton (1904-1984) British TITLE: “Portrait Of A Lady In A Mustard Dress” SIGNED:lower right and dated 1934 MEDIUM: oil on board SIZE: 95cm x 69cm inc frame CONDI...

ARTIST: Appears Unsigned (mid 20th Century) British TITLE: “Portrait Of A Lady Dressed In Green Shirt" SIGNED: appears unsigned MEDIUM: oil on canvas SIZE: cm x cm inc frame CO...

ARTIST: Evan Charlton (1904-1984) British TITLE: “Portrait Of A Lady In A Mustard Dress” SIGNED:lower right and dated 1934 MEDIUM: oil on board SIZE: 95cm x 69cm inc frame CONDI...

Keywords: Prints, Multiples, Intaglio, Architectural, Italian square, Buildings, British, Polychrome, Post-War & Contemporary Art, 20th Century Art

Rare in Tunnard’s oeuvre, these late paintings evoke a moment and mood in British post-war art - half-fearful, half-optimistic - that is now being considered an important strand in t...

This colourful oil on canvas Post Impressionist painting is by British artist H Thompson. The painting is of a fun fair set in Cambridge painted circa 1950. The vantage point is abov...

Still Life Painting of Rose Flowers in a Vase by 20th Century British Artist Robert Dumont-Smith Art measures 8 x 12 inches Frame measures 13 x 17 inches Robert Dumont-Smith (19...

Victor Pasmore's departure from figuration, in the early part of his career, was something of a milestone in the British art scene of the 1940s. The great art critic Sir Herbert Read...

Oil on Canvas Size 24 x 36 inches ( 60 x 91 cm ) Signed ”Montague Dawson” lower left Provenance Frost & Reed, London Private collection This painting has been in the same fam...