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Landscape with Houses

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About the artwork

Emily Sargent deftly paints a view of a coastal village and the landscape beyond. Using gestural washes of colour and pencil lines, Sargent captures the essence of the scene, from the ripple of the sea of the beach, the houses perched above the sea wall, to the clouds lying on the horizon against a blue sky. Although the precise location and date of painting has not yet been identified, it is part of a collection of watercolours presented to Tate at the request of the artist’s family in 2021, thought to be painted between 1885–1929, and documenting Sargent’s travels during this period, and is painted in her own distinctive style.

Artist Emily Sargent
Artwork Landscape with Houses
Material FSC certified paper and wood
Credit Emily Sargent Landscape with Houses, Watercolour and graphite on paper, 25.5 x 35.4 cm, Presented at the request of the artist's family 2021

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Emily Sargent (1857–1936) was an artist best known for her watercolour paintings. Born in Italy to American parents, she travelled extensively throughout her life, painting the places she visited and lived in. Unlike her brother John Singer Sargent, Emily Sargent’s artworks were never publicly exhibited in her lifetime or for some time after her death. Sargent and her siblings were encouraged to paint and draw by their mother, and although only John attended art school, Emily received some training from artists Julius Rolshoven and Charles Wellington Furse during her time living in London in 1892. In 1998, 440 of her paintings were found in a trunk in a Sargent family residence, many of which have been donated to prominent galleries, including Tate.

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