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Percy Wyndham Lewis: A Life in Art and Literature
- Born: November 18, 1882, on a yacht near Amherst, Nova Scotia, Canada
- Died: March 7, 1957, London, England (aged 74)
- Nationality: British (though born in Canada)
Early Life and Artistic Development
- Lewis’s early life was marked by parental separation; his mother returned to England with him around 1890.
- He received formal art training at the Slade School of Fine Art, University College London (1898–1901), though he left before completing his course.
- Spent time in Paris studying art and was influenced by Henri Bergson's process philosophy, although later critiqued it.
- Early work showed influences from Expressionism and Cubism, which he began to explore upon returning to London in 1908.
- Associated with the Camden Town Group and briefly worked at Roger Fry’s Omega Workshops before founding the Rebel Art Centre.
Vorticism and Blast
- Founding of Vorticism: Lewis, along with Ezra Pound and others, developed Vorticism around 1914 – a movement that sought to combine Cubist structure with Futurist dynamism.
- Blast Magazine: He co-edited the literary magazine *Blast*, which served as a platform for Vorticist ideas and showcased radical graphic design and poetry. The magazine’s manifesto challenged Victorian values.
- Vorticist Aesthetic: Lewis articulated the Vorticist aesthetic, emphasizing geometric abstraction and the energy of modern machinery.
- Short-Lived Movement: The First World War significantly disrupted the Vorticist movement, leading to its dissolution.
World War I and Later Artistic Career
- Served as a second lieutenant in the Royal Artillery during World War I, experiencing frontline combat.
- Appointed an official war artist for both Canadian and British governments, producing works like *A Canadian Gun-pit* (1918) and *A Battery Shelled* (1919).
- Post-war, explored various artistic directions, including Dadaism and Surrealism.
- Developed a distinctive portrait style, often imbuing his subjects with a machine-like quality.
- His later works showed mythological influences.
Literary Works and Historical Significance
- Prolific Writer: Lewis was also a significant writer, producing novels, essays, and autobiographical works.
- Notable Novels: His novels include *Tarr* (1916–17), *The Childermass*, *Monstre Gai*, and *Malign Fiesta*.
- Critical Essays: Wrote influential critiques of modernism, politics, and society in works like *Time and Western Man* and *The Art of Being Ruled*.
- Controversial Figure: Lewis was a controversial figure known for his combative personality and sometimes provocative political views.
- Modernist Legacy: Despite controversies, he remains a significant figure in British modernism, recognized for his innovative art and challenging literary works. His Vorticist movement, though brief, left a lasting impact on the development of abstract art in Britain.
Percy Wyndham Lewis
1882 - 1957 , Canada
주요 정보
- Artistic Movement Or Style: Vorticism, Modernism
- Artists Or Movements Influenced By This Artist: ['Vorticism']
- Artists Who Influenced This Artist:
- Augustus John
- Henri Bergson
- Friedrich Nietzsche
- Date Of Birth: November 18, 1882
- Date Of Death: March 7, 1957
- Full Name: Percy Wyndham Lewis
- Nationality: British
- Notable Artworks:
- Tarr
- The Childermass
- A Battery Shelled
- Place Of Birth: Amherst, Canada