Robert Bevan, 1865 – 1925

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Najsłynniejszym obrazem Robert Bevan jest From the Artist's Window (1915). Wraz z Horse Dealers (Sale at Ward's Repository No.1) (1918) i Devonshire Valley, No. 2 (1913) tworzy to zestaw trzech dzieł, które zna każdy. Nasz katalog zawiera 106 dzieł autorstwa Robert Bevan; poniższych 100 to te, na które świat patrzy najczęściej – każde z podaniem roku powstania, muzeum, w którym się znajduje, oraz uzasadnieniem jego znaczenia.

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Portret Robert Bevan
Robert Bevan · 1865 – 1925
Urodzony · zmarł
1865 – 1925, Hove
Nurt
Fauvism
Dzieła w naszym katalogu
106
Najsłynniejsze
From the Artist's Window (1915)
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10 najsłynniejszych obrazów artysty Robert Bevan

From the Artist's Window (1915) autorstwa Robert Bevan
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From the Artist's Window

1915 · Oil On Canvas

The city breathes through the narrow canyon of a street, captured from an elevated vantage point that feels intimate yet detached. High above the cobblestones, the world unfolds in a flurry of motion and shadow. Tall buildings line the thoroughfare, their verticality framing a scene of constant transit. Horses pull heavy carriages through the center of the frame, their strength palpable as they navigate the urban flow. A single horse…

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Horse Dealers (Sale at Ward's Repository No.1) (1918) autorstwa Robert Bevan
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Horse Dealers (Sale at Ward's Repository No.1)

1918 · Oil On Canvas

Horse Dealers (Sale at Ward's Repository No.1) is a work by the British artist Robert Bevan. Created about 1918, the piece emerged during a period of significant stylistic transition for the artist, who was a key figure in the development of modern British art. Bevan was a founding member of several influential collectives, including the Camden Town Group and the Fitzroy Street group, contributing to the evolution of early twentieth-century…

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Devonshire Valley, No. 2 (1913) autorstwa Robert Bevan
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Devonshire Valley, No. 2

1913 · Oil On Canvas

In the quietude of 1913, just before the world was irrevocably altered by the shadows of the Great War, Robert Polhill Bevan captured a moment of profound serenity in Devonshire Valley, No. 2. This exquisite oil on canvas serves as more than a mere landscape; it is an evocative portal into a lost era of English tranquility. The painting presents a sweeping, panoramic vista of a verdant valley, where rolling…

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Queen's Grove, St John's Wood (1918) autorstwa Robert Bevan
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Queen's Grove, St John's Wood

1918 · Oil On Canvas · Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology, Oksford

In the quiet, rhythmic pulse of 1918, Robert Bevan captured a moment of suspended animation in Queen's Grove, St John's Wood. This oil on canvas depicts a street scene where the horse-drawn carriage still shared the cobblestone streets with the whispers of a new century. The composition employs a deliberate flattening of perspective, inviting the viewer to step into a world that feels both intimately familiar and dreamily distant. There…

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The Smithy, Szeliwy, No. 2 (1906) autorstwa Robert Bevan
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The Smithy, Szeliwy, No. 2

1906 · Oil On Canvas

In the quiet corners of the early twentieth century, there existed a profound beauty in the rhythmic simplicity of village life, a sentiment captured with breathtaking tenderness in Robert Polhill Bevan’s 1906 masterpiece, The Smithy, Szeliwy, No. 2. This evocative oil on canvas serves as more than just a depiction of a landscape; it is a portal into a bygone era of communal harmony and pastoral grace. As the viewer…

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Robert Bevan, obrazy od 11 do 100

Two Bridges (1912) autorstwa Robert Bevan
#13

Two Bridges

1912

In the heart of the early twentieth century, as the gears of modernity began to turn with an unstoppable rhythm, Robert Polhill Bevan captured a fleeting moment of…

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Mare and Foal (1917) autorstwa Robert Bevan
#15

Mare and Foal

1917

In the quietude of 1917, amidst a world often defined by upheaval, Robert Polhill Bevan captured a moment of profound stillness and maternal grace in his masterpiece, Mare…

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Under the Hammer (1914) autorstwa Robert Bevan
#20

Under the Hammer

1914 · Walker Art Gallery

Under the Hammer, painted in 1914 by Robert Polhill Bevan, is more than just a depiction of a crowded room; it's a meticulously observed snapshot of a pivotal…

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Hay Carts (1915) autorstwa Robert Bevan
#66

Hay Carts

1915

In the heart of 1915, amidst a world undergoing profound transformation, Robert Polhill Bevan captured a fleeting moment of rhythmic vitality in his masterpiece, "Hay Carts." This oil…

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Pod młotem (1913) autorstwa Robert Bevan
#71

Pod młotem

1913 · Walker Art Gallery

Robert Polhill Bevan, urodzony w Hove w 1865 roku, zajmuje kluczową pozycję w historii sztuki brytyjskiej początku XX wieku – często pomijaną przez historię akademicką. Jego twórczość stanowi…

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The Chestnut Tree (1919) autorstwa Robert Bevan
#76

The Chestnut Tree

1919 · Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology

Robert Polhill Bevan's "The Chestnut Tree," painted in 1919, isn’t merely a depiction of a rural scene; it’s a carefully constructed evocation of the English countryside imbued with…

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Brimley Hill, Devon (1916) autorstwa Robert Bevan
#80

Brimley Hill, Devon

1916 · Herbert Art Gallery - Museum

Robert Polhill Bevan i Jego „Brimley Hill”: Pionier Fauvizmu na Śląsku Robert Polhill Bevan (1865–1925), choć często pomijany w historii sztuki angielskiej, stanowi istotną postać w okresie przełomowym…

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Pole Field (1914) autorstwa Robert Bevan
#83

Pole Field

1914 · Reading Museum - Town Hall

Robert Polhill Bevan (1865–1925) stanowi niezwykle istotną postać w historii sztuki brytyjskiej początku XX wieku, często pomijaną przez historyków sztuki. Jego twórczość wyznaczyła kierunek rozwoju nowoczesnego malarstwa angielskiego…

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Showing at Tattersall's (1919) autorstwa Robert Bevan
#85

Showing at Tattersall's

1919 · Ashmolean Museum

Robert Bevan's “Showing at Tattersall’s,” completed in 1919, stands as a remarkable testament to British Modernism and a captivating portrayal of the social fabric surrounding horse racing during…

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Polish Landscape (1901) autorstwa Robert Bevan
#92

Polish Landscape

1901 · New Walk Museum - Art Gallery

The Polish Landscape painting by Robert Polhill Bevan is a stunning example of early 20th-century art, showcasing the artist's ability to capture the essence of a peaceful countryside…

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Polish Tavern (1903) autorstwa Robert Bevan
#93

Polish Tavern

1903 · Fitzwilliam Museum

The painting "Polish Tavern" by Robert Bevan is a beautiful representation of a farmhouse with a red roof, surrounded by a field. The house has two chimneys on…

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Ściana stodółka (1904) autorstwa Robert Bevan
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Ściana stodółka

1904 · Swindon Art Gallery

Robert Polhill Bevan i „Zasadzony Dwór”, Polska „Zasadzony Dwór” Roberta Polhilla Bevena, namalowany w 1904 roku, stanowi fascynujące świadectwo pionierskiego ducha brytyjskiego modernizmu oraz głębokiego wpływu impresjonizmu na…

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Obrazy Robert Bevan według okresów

Tematy, które najczęściej malował Robert Bevan

Cztery tematy najczęściej powracające w tych arcydziełach, wraz z najdoskonalszym przykładem każdego z nich.

Gdzie można zobaczyć obrazy Robert Bevan

8 muzeów, w których znajduje się najwięcej obrazów z tej strony.

Muzea Miasto Dzieła artysty Robert Bevan Obrazy z tej listy
Yale Center for British Art, New HavenYale Center for British Art New Haven 9 "Quiet with all Road Nuisances", A Morning at Tattersall', The Caller at the Mill
Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology, OksfordAshmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology Oksford 4 Queen's Grove, St John's Wood, Showing at Tattersalls, The Chestnut Tree
National Portrait Gallery, LondynNational Portrait Gallery Londyn 3 Stanislawa Bevan, née de Karlowska, Self-Portrait, Robert Polhill Bevan
Walker Art Gallery, LiverpoolWalker Art Gallery Liverpool 3 Under the Hammer, Pod młotem, Pod młotem
Ashmolean Museum, OksfordAshmolean Museum Oksford 3 Queen's Road, St. John's Wood, The Chestnut Tree, Showing at Tattersall's
Museum of Fine Arts, BostonMuseum of Fine Arts Boston 2 Parade at Aldridge's, Adelaide Road, N.W.
National Trust, LondynNational Trust Londyn 2 The Smithy at Szeliwy, Poland, Meadows, Poland
Alfred East Art Gallery, KetteringAlfred East Art Gallery Kettering 1 Landscape in the Blackdown Hills, Devon

Najsłynniejsze obrazy Robert Bevan z każdej dekady

  1. 1890s
  2. 1900s
    The Smithy, Szeliwy, No. 2 (1906) autorstwa Robert Bevan
    Miejsce 6 / 100

    The Smithy, Szeliwy, No. 2

    Wiek 35 – 44

    In the quiet corners of the early twentieth century, there existed a profound beauty in the rhythmic simplicity of village life, a sentiment captured with breathtaking tenderness in…

  3. 1910s
    From the Artist's Window (1915) autorstwa Robert Bevan
    Miejsce 1 / 100

    From the Artist's Window

    Wiek 45 – 54

    The city breathes through the narrow canyon of a street, captured from an elevated vantage point that feels intimate yet detached. High above the cobblestones, the world unfolds…

  4. 1920s

Pytania o obrazy Robert Bevan

Jakie jest najsłynniejsze dzieło Robert Bevan?Pokaż odpowiedź

From the Artist's Window (1915). Następnie Horse Dealers (Sale at Ward's Repository No.1) (1918) i Devonshire Valley, No. 2 (1913).

Ile lat miał Robert Bevan, gdy namalowano From the Artist's Window?Pokaż odpowiedź

50 lat: From the Artist's Window pochodzi z 1915, a Robert Bevan urodził(a) się w 1865.

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From the Artist's Window, Horse Dealers (Sale at Ward's Repository No.1), Devonshire Valley, No. 2, Landscape in the Blackdown Hills, Devon, Queen's Grove, St John's Wood, The Smithy, Szeliwy, No. 2, Ploughing, The Ploughing Team, Dawn, "Quiet with all Road Nuisances" i A Morning at Tattersall'. Powyższy ranking zawiera rok oraz muzeum dla każdego z nich.

Ile obrazów stworzył/a Robert Bevan?Pokaż odpowiedź

Nasz katalog obejmuje 106 dzieł autorstwa Robert Bevan, datowanych od 1891 do 1924.

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Większość z nich znajduje się w Yale Center for British Art (New Haven), Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology (Oksford) i National Portrait Gallery (Londyn). Powyższa tabela zawiera listę muzeów po kolei.

Kiedy Robert Bevan namalował swoje najsłynniejsze dzieła?Pokaż odpowiedź

W okresie 1910s: 55 z 100 dzieł na tej stronie pochodzi z tego czasu, w tym From the Artist's Window.

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Najwcześniejszy na tej stronie to Woman from Moëlan cutting bread (1891), najpóźniejszy Aldwych (1924).

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Landscape (16), British art (15) i Early 20th century (10), spośród 100 dzieł na tej stronie.

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Oil On Canvas: 23 z 100 dzieł na tej stronie.

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Fauvism, co pokazują obrazy na tej stronie.

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"Quiet with all Road Nuisances", A Morning at Tattersall' i The Caller at the Mill to jedne z 9 dzieł na tej stronie znajdujących się w zbiorach Yale Center for British Art, New Haven.

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O Robert Bevan

Robert Polhill Bevan (1865–1925): British Painter & Camden Town Group Founder

Robert Polhill Bevan, born in Hove in 1865, occupies a pivotal yet often understated position within the narrative of early 20th-century British art. Emerging from a Quaker background steeped in banking connections – his parents were Richard Alexander Bevan and Laura Maria Polhill – he defied conventional expectations to become a daring innovator, a key figure in the transition from Impressionism towards more radical explorations of color and form. His journey was one of constant experimentation, absorbing influences from across Europe while forging a distinctly personal artistic vision that would profoundly impact the development of modern art in Britain. Bevan’s early education at Westminster School of Art under Fred Brown provided a solid foundation, but it was his subsequent studies at the Académie Julian in Paris that truly ignited his creative spark. There, he encountered a constellation of rising stars – Paul Sérusier, Pierre Bonnard, Édouard Vuillard, and Maurice Denis – artists who were challenging academic conventions and embracing new approaches to painting. These encounters proved formative, exposing Bevan to the principles of synthetism and laying the groundwork for his future explorations.

Early Influences & Artistic Formation

Bevan’s formative years instilled in him a deep appreciation for meticulous observation and disciplined technique—traits that would characterize his entire artistic career. The Westminster School of Art under Frederick Brown fostered these qualities, equipping him with foundational skills in draughtsmanship and composition. However, it was the Académie Julian in Paris that truly unlocked Bevan's potential, immersing him in the vibrant intellectual and artistic milieu of the Belle Époque. He benefited enormously from the tutelage of influential artists who championed a revolutionary vision of painting—a rejection of naturalistic representation in favor of expressive color and simplified forms. Artists like Paul Sérusier, Pierre Bonnard, Édouard Vuillard, and Maurice Denis actively questioned established aesthetic standards, advocating for a bold embrace of synthetism – a technique that prioritized symbolic content over accurate depiction. This exposure to avant-garde ideas profoundly shaped Bevan’s artistic sensibilities, propelling him toward experimentation with color and form that would distinguish him from many of his peers.

Brittany & The Fauvist Impulse

The allure of Brittany proved irresistible to Bevan, triggering two significant expeditions in 1890 and 1891. He found himself captivated by the landscape’s dramatic light and bold hues—a visual language powerfully articulated by artists like Gauguin who had pioneered a radically new approach to painting. The influence of Gauguin's expressive palette and simplified forms resonated deeply with Bevan, informing his early drawings and prints and establishing a cornerstone for his artistic development. Around 1904, Bevan embarked on a path of experimentation with pure color that anticipated the emergence of Fauvism on the continent—a movement characterized by unrestrained chromatic intensity and a deliberate disregard for traditional tonal values. His painting “Courtyard” stands as a remarkable testament to this proto-Fauvist impulse, demonstrating a willingness to abandon naturalistic representation in favor of emotive color harmonies – a boldness that cemented Bevan’s position at the forefront of British artistic innovation.

The Camden Town Group & Collaborative Vision

Bevan's artistic pursuits extended beyond individual experimentation; he actively sought connection with fellow artists who shared his conviction that art should engage with contemporary social realities. He joined forces with Charles Ginner, Spencer Gore and Joseph Crawhall to form the Camden Town Group—a collective dedicated to depicting urban life in Britain during the Edwardian era. This group’s members were united by a desire to challenge academic conventions and explore new artistic languages—particularly those inspired by Impressionism and Post-Impressionism. Bevan's participation in the Camden Town Group fostered a dynamic exchange of ideas, propelling him toward stylistic developments that reflected the broader cultural currents of his time. The Group’s focus on capturing the atmosphere of London’s industrial landscape—characterized by gritty textures and vibrant colors—represented a decisive break from traditional artistic traditions.

Legacy & Artistic Significance

Robert Polhill Bevan's contribution to British art history is undeniable. He remains a vital figure for understanding the complex evolution of British painting in the early twentieth century, embodying the spirit of innovation and experimentation that defined the era. His landscapes—particularly those depicting the Blackdown Hills and Luppitt—are celebrated for their expressive brushwork and masterful use of color—a legacy that continues to inspire artists today. Bevan’s paintings are housed in prestigious collections across Britain and internationally, ensuring that his artistic vision endures as a testament to his enduring influence on British art. His retrospective exhibition at Colnaghi’s in 1961 served as a crucial moment of recognition, solidifying his place among the foremost painters of his generation—a figure whose pioneering spirit continues to resonate with artists and scholars alike.