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Artist
Gwen John
1876–1939 · United Kingdom
Gwendolen "Gwen" Mary John (22 June 1876 – 18 September 1939) was a Welsh artist who worked in France for most of her career. Her paintings, mainly portraits of anonymous female sitters, are rendered in a range of closely related tones. Wikipedia
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Works
- “Girl with a Cat”, 1918–1922 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
- “Vase of flowers”, 1910 — National Library of Wales
- “Mrs. Atkinson”, 1897 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
- “The Nun”, 1918 — National Gallery
- “Girl Reading at a Window”, 1911 — Museum of Modern Art
- “Girl with a Blue Scarf” — Museum of Modern Art
- “Girl with Bare Shoulders”, 1910 — Museum of Modern Art
- “Porträt der Chloë Boughton-Leigh”, 1904 — Tate
- “Nude Girl”, 1909 — National Gallery
- “A Lady Reading”, 1909–1911 — National Gallery
- “The Convalescent”, 1918 — National Gallery
- “Self-portrait”, 1902 — National Gallery
- “Young Woman playing a Violin”, 1897 — Yale Center for British Art
- “Seated Girl Holding a Piece of Sewing”, 1915–1925 — Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums collections
- “Hill with Two Figures: View from the Artist's Studio”, 1920s — National Library of Wales
- “Hillside: View from the Artist's Studio”, 1920s — National Library of Wales
- “House Surrounded by Trees: View from the Artist's Studio”, 1920s — National Library of Wales
- “House with Sky and Trees: View from the Artist's Studio”, 1920s — National Library of Wales
- “The Convalescent”, 1923 — Fitzwilliam Museum
- “Young Woman in a Grey Cloak”, 1922 — National Gallery of Canada
- “Interior”, 1915 — Cleveland Museum of Art
- “A Corner of the Artist's Room in Paris rue du Cherche-Midi” — National Museum Cardiff
- “Girl in Profile” — National Museum Cardiff
- “The Convalescent”
- “House: View from the Artist's Studio”, 1920s — National Library of Wales
- “Hut with Sky and Trees: View from the Artist's Studio”, 1920s — National Library of Wales
- “Hut with Sky, Trees and Rooftops: View from the Artist's Studio”, 1920s — National Library of Wales
- “Rooftop and Lane: View from the Artist's Studio”, 1920s — National Library of Wales
- “Rooftop and Pathway: View from the Artist's Studio”, 1920s — National Library of Wales
- “A Corner of the Artist's Room in Paris”, 1908 — National Museum Cardiff
- “Chloë Boughton-Leigh (1868–1947)”, 1910–1914 — Leeds Art Gallery
- “Rue Terre Neuve, Meudon”
- “Interior with figures”, 1898 — National Gallery of Victoria
- “The Nun”, 1917 — National Gallery of Victoria
- “Rooftop: View from the Artist's Studio”, 1920s — National Library of Wales
- “Vase of Flowers”, 1920s — National Library of Wales
- “Woman with Cloak”, 1922 — Buffalo AKG Art Museum
- “Woman Holding a Flower”, 1915 — Birmingham Museums Trust
- “The Pilgrim”, 1920 — Yale Center for British Art
- “Girl Holding a Rose”, 1915–1925 — Yale Center for British Art