The Whitworth - Artworks

David Bomberg

1913

Composition With Figures

Explore David Bomberg’s ‘Composition with Figures’ (1913). A striking geometric abstract painting featuring warm colors & dynamic lines. Discover early 20th-century art.

Edward Alexander Wadsworth

1926

Coquillages

Explore 'Coquillages' by Edward Wadsworth (1926), a surrealist still life masterpiece featuring seashells and evoking the ocean’s mood with tempera on board.

Richard Payne Knight (1750–1824) — Sir Thomas Lawrence

This JSON provides comprehensive information about the artwork 'Richard Payne Knight (1750–1824)' by Sir Thomas Lawrence. It includes details about the artist's biography, the painting's description (including photographic elements), its dimensions, date of creation, and additional research links for deeper exploration.

William Mulready The Younger

1816

Horses Baiting

A tranquil pastoral scene of horses gathered at a trough by William Mulready the Younger captures the serene beauty of Victorian rural life through masterful realism, inviting you to bring this timeless charm into your home.

Ben Nicholson Om

1946

1946 (window In Cornwall)

Ben Nicholson's '1946 (window in Cornwall)' captures Cornish landscapes with geometric abstraction. Explore muted earth tones, minimalist forms, and the artist’s modernist style in this captivating 1946 painting.

Willem Van De Velde The Elder

Shipping Scene A Calm

Sir Stanley Spencer

1927

Soldiers Washing

Stanley Spencer's "Soldiers Washing" (1927) captures a poignant realism of soldiers in a subdued British interior scene, showcasing the artist’s signature style and focusing on everyday camaraderie amidst wartime routines – discover this evocative artwork.

Flavia Irwin

1999

Light Depiction 9

John Piper

1934

Abstract Construction

Paul Nash

1931

Whiteleaf Cross

Michael Porter

1990

Puffballs In The Undergrowth

Ford Madox Brown

1841

Execution Of Mary, Queen Of Scots

Ford Madox Brown’s ‘Execution of Mary, Queen of Scots,’ painted in 1839–1841, is a haunting portrayal capturing Mary’s final moments before death—a testament to Victorian art's exploration of history, power, and justice.