William Roberts is a British painter of figure compositions and portraits. He was a pioneer of
abstract art before the First World War.
Roberts worked outside the mainstream. Later in his career he would describe himself as an English
Cubist. In 1914
Roberts joined the short-lived art movement the Vorticists, founded by the artist and writer Wyndam Lewis. The Vorticists believed that
British art at this time was in a decayed state. Their aesthetic combined the geometrical fragmentation of
Cubism with Futurist machine-like imagery. During the First World War,
Roberts was a gunner on the Western Front. Later he became a war artist, a position he held in both world wars. He is best remembered for his large complex and colourful compositions.
Roberts has marked this reference picture with a grid to help him to transfer it to canvas. The canvas is marked with a corresponding grid allowing the picture to be enlarged and transferred one square at a time.
Spørsmål og svar
Er Study for Kites malt for hånd eller er det et trykk?
Håndmalt: en utdannet kunstner kopierer Study for Kites i olje på linlerret.
Hvilken størrelse bør jeg velge for Study for Kites?
Størrelsene varierer fra 30.4 x 32.9 cm (Nkr1857) til 230.3 x 249.3 cm (Nkr19229); tabellen på denne siden viser de viktigste alternativene og deres priser.
Hvor lang tid tar leveringen?
Levering tar 4 til 5 uker med gratis ekspressfrakt over hele verden; en mulighet for hurtigproduksjon tilbys på denne siden. Du kan returnere varen innen 100 dager for full refusjon, uten betingelser.
Hvor befinner originalen av Study for Kites seg?
Originalen er i samlingen til Royal Albert Memorial Museum - Art Gallery, Exeter.
Hvilket medium brukte William Roberts for Study for Kites?
Watercolor
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