The 25 artworks by Robert Bevan our visitors ask for most, ranked by popularity and presented one by one, with the specification and the price of each hand-painted reproduction.
Edition 2026 · 25 artworks
Each artwork painted to order
Linen canvas · Certificate of authenticity · Delivered worldwide
Robert Bevan · 1865 – 1925
Discover Robert Bevan’s ‘Devonshire Valley, No. 2’ (1913). A serene Camden Town Group landscape showcasing vibrant color & expressive brushwork. Explore early modern British art.
Robert Polhill Bevan’s ‘Landscape in the Blackdown Hills’ (1917) captures Devon’s beauty with Post-Impressionist flair. Oil on canvas, textured impasto & tranquil rural scenes.
Discover 'Queen’s Grove,' a 1918 Robert Polhill Bevan painting! Explore early Modernism's Fauvist influence & urban scenes in this evocative oil on canvas – a unique art piece.
Explore Robert Bevan’s ‘The Smithy, Szeliwy, No. 2’ – an early 20th-century oil painting capturing rural life in a vibrant Impressionistic style. Discover its charm & historical significance.
Discover 'The Ploughing Team, Dawn' by Robert Polhill Bevan (1906). An evocative oil painting of rural life in an Impressionistic style. Explore its muted palette & impasto texture – a unique British art piece.
Robert Bevan’s ‘A London Church’ (1922) – a stylized watercolor capturing an Italian street scene with flattened perspective & melancholic beauty. Explore Fauvist influences & early 20th-century art.
Explore Robert Polhill Bevan’s 1920 portrait of Stanislawa Bevan – a stylized blue & grey study in early modernism. Discover its geometric forms, muted palette & contemplative mood.
Discover Robert Bevan’s ‘Two Bridges’ (1912), a vibrant early 20th-century cityscape showcasing bold color & urban life. Explore Fauvist style & British art history.
A vibrant depiction of rural life featuring horses and workers in a sunlit field, this 1916 oil painting by British Modernist Robert Bevan captures the energy of the hay harvest and invites you to own a piece of history.
A tender moment between a mother horse and her foal unfolds through Robert Bevan's bold brushstrokes and vivid colors in this 1917 masterpiece, inviting you to bring the serene beauty of British Modernism into your home.
Bevan’s artistic journey began with formal training in Paris under Fred Brown, where he encountered influential artists like Renoir and Cézanne. He established himself as a key figure in the Camden Town Group and championed innovative approaches to color and form. His enduring legacy includes successful advertising campaigns and his involvement with the Minories Art Gallery.
Admire Robert Bevan’s ‘Self-Portrait,’ a masterful oil painting from 1913 embodying British Modernism's bold experimentation with color and form. Explore the artist’s life, influences & legacy at ArtsDot.
Robert Polhill Bevan’s ‘Under the Hammer,’ a captivating 1914 black and white scene of an auction gathering, showcases a pioneering spirit in British Modernism. This evocative artwork captures a moment of intense observation with its detailed figures and dynamic composition – discover this unique piece.
