Vorticism

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Percy Wyndham Lewis: The Caliph’s Design

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Plan of War, Wyndham Lewis 1914 "The Vorticists were united in a mission to bring British art out of the Victorian era – update the country’s artistic taste buds, which had been lagging behind the continent where pictorial art and sculpture were concerned. Then in June, 1914, the Vorticist label was announced at the same time as the publishing of their magazine / manifesto, BLAST."

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Planners: Happy Day 1912 - 1913 Wyndham Lewis

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Percy Wyndham Lewis

Vorticism | Wyndham Lewis | CRW Nevinson | BLAST

Circumambient Peripherisation - " forcing meaning to the edge of awareness ": Vorticism | Wyndham Lewis | CRW Nevinson | BLAST

National Gallery Of Art

VORTICISM Wyndham Lewis Workshop

Blast

Slow Attack - Wyndham Lewis

‘The Crowd‘, Wyndham Lewis, ?exhibited 1915 | Tate

‘The Crowd’- Wyndham Lewis, 1915.

The Vorticists: key figures

Frederick Etchells

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‘Monochrome Abstract Composition‘, Helen Saunders, c.1915 | Tate

Helen Saunders, Monochrome Abstract Composition, c. 1915

Urban

Barcelona

Vancouver Art Gallery

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‘The Surrender of Barcelona‘, Wyndham Lewis, 1934–7 | Tate

Wyndham Lewis - The Surrender of Barcelona (1937)

Newcastle by Edward Wadsworth (1914). Woodcut, 4 x 5 inches (10.5cm x 13cm). This was published in BLAST 1, page 29.

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Edward Wadsworth, "Dazzle-ships in Drydock at Liverpool," 1919. Dazzle camouflage was an interesting, oddly modernist way of confusing enemy submarine commanders as to the heading and position of the ship.

Vorticism – Richard Warren

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‘View of a Town‘, Edward Wadsworth, c.1918 | Tate

edward wadsworth - view of a town 1918

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Today - In pictures: Women of the vortex

Jessica Dismorr, Landscape: Edinburgh Castle 1914-15

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‘Composition‘, Wyndham Lewis, 1913 | Tate

Wyndham Lewis. Composition (1913). Lewis's early modernist art combined aspects of cubism and futurism.

Vorticism at the Tate - The vorticists were a British avant-garde group formed in London in 1914 with the aim of creating art that expressed the dynamism of the modern world. Edward

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Vorticism | Tate

Vorticism at the Tate - The vorticists were a British avant-garde group formed in London in 1914 with the aim of creating art that expressed the dynamism of the modern world.

David Bomberg, The Mud Bath 1914, Oil on canvas Bomberg, did work that linked to Vorticism, because he never saw himself as a Vorticist, he resisted being labelled to the group. But he was associated with the Vorticists and accepted an invitation to show his work alongside them in 1915 in the first Vorticist exhibition. Art Uk

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David Bomberg's The Mud Bath

David Bomberg, The Mud Bath 1914, Oil on canvas Bomberg, did work that linked to Vorticism, because he never saw himself as a Vorticist, he resisted being labelled to the group. But he was associated with the Vorticists and accepted an invitation to show his work alongside them in 1915 in the first Vorticist exhibition.

Monoprint

Cubist Artists

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Illustration Art

Art Design

Abstract

‘Vorticist Composition‘, Wyndham Lewis, 1915 | Tate

Vorticist Composition / Wyndham Lewis / 1915 / gouache and black chalk on paper / at the Tate

Portrait

Museum Of Modern Art

Oil Painting Reproductions

Painting Reproductions

Inventing Abstraction

MoMA | Inventing Abstraction | Wyndham Lewis | Portrait of an Englishwoman. 1913 or 1914

Canada

Art Works

New Art

Composition in Red and Mauve - Percy Wyndham Lewis

Percy Wyndham Lewis - Composition in Red and Mauve, 1915 Pen, ink, chalk and gouache on paper.

Rotterdam

Constructivism

Leeds Art Gallery

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Graphic design by Edward Wadsworth: Rotterdam, 1914.

Vorticism - Wyndham Lewis

Blast | Wyndham Lewis | Conceived by the Anglo-American journalist and writer Wyndham Lewis, Blast was a short-lived journal that ran for just two issues as a manifesto for the avant garde art movement vorticism. As well as Lewis's manifesto, Blast contained poems and prose by Ezra Pound, TS Eliot and Ford Madox Ford, and reproduced the work of key modernist artists, such as David Bomberg, Edward Wadsworth and Jacob Epstein Cover Design, Retro, Magazine Cover Design, Art Manifesto

Cover Design

Retro

Magazine Cover Design

Art Manifesto

Magazine cover design – in pictures

Blast | Wyndham Lewis | Conceived by the Anglo-American journalist and writer Wyndham Lewis, Blast was a short-lived journal that ran for just two issues as a manifesto for the avant garde art movement vorticism. As well as Lewis's manifesto, Blast contained poems and prose by Ezra Pound, TS Eliot and Ford Madox Ford, and reproduced the work of key modernist artists, such as David Bomberg, Edward Wadsworth and Jacob Epstein