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Augustus John

Blue Cineraria, c.1928

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About the artwork

It is thought that this painting of deep blue potted flowers may have been painted at John’s home in Martigues, Provence. John fell in love with this little town in the South of France in 1910, feeling that it was the realisation of his dream of Provence. Unfortunately, in the year that this work is thought to have been painted, John sold his home there, feeling the town changed from when he first found it.

Abstract Art

Artist Augustus John
Artwork Blue Cineraria
Date of work c.1928
Credit Original: Oil paint on canvas 76.2 x 68.6 cm Tate. Presented by the Trustees of the Chantrey Bequest 1940 © Estate of Augustus John / Bridgeman Images

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Augustus John (1878–1961) was an artist born in Tenby, Wales. The younger brother of the artist Gwen John, he studied at the Slade School from 1894 to 1898 where he won a scholarship and the Summer Composition Prize. After leaving school he travelled extensively around Europe, the UK and Ireland, where he worked with Innes and Derwent Lees. Although the first part of his career was focused on etchings and drawings, he is best known for his portrait paintings. His works were exhibited all over London and the rest of the UK, and in later years across the USA.

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