Walter Richard Sickert

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Nuit d'Ete

c.1906
  • Contemporary living room
  • Cosy living room
  • Reading corner
  • Hallway
  • Scandinavian kitchen
  • Traditional kitchen
  • Contemporary bedroom
  • Rustic bedroom
  • Contemporary living room
  • Cosy living room
  • Reading corner
  • Hallway
  • Scandinavian kitchen
  • Traditional kitchen
  • Contemporary bedroom
  • Rustic bedroom
Walter Richard Sickert: Nuit d'Ete

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This painting is one of Sickert’s Camden Town Nudes series, which all feature a nude woman on an iron bedstead. These nudes can be seen as important precursors to those of Freud and Saville, as there is no idealisation in the portrayal of the female body. Sickert once said that ‘the plastic arts are gross arts, dealing joyously with gross material facts’, and here he presents that materiality of flesh with broad, expressive brushstrokes.
  • Artist Walter Richard Sickert
  • Artwork Nuit d'Ete
  • Exhibition All Too Human: Bacon, Freud and a Century of Painting Life
  • Date of work c.1906
  • Credit Original: Oil paint on canvas Private Collection - Ivor Braka Ltd 45 x 38 cm
Walter Richard Sickert (1860–1942) was considered one of the most influential British artists of the 20th century. He had a direct influence on the style and subject matter of artists in the Camden Town Group and the Euston Road School. Sickert’s active career as an artist lasted for nearly 60 years and his output was vast, including many domestic interiors, portraits, townscapes and theatrical subjects, later basing many of his paintings on photos. Also a writer and teacher, he was a proactive, political force in artistic circles. He was acknowledged as a catalyst for progress and modernity, yet someone who remained independent of groups, cliques and categories.
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