United Kingdom · August 13, 1889 – October 7, 1946Wikidata
C. R. W. Nevinson
British artist (1889-1946)
Born in London. Died in Hampstead.
A life in paintings
Born 188914 dated paintingsDied 1946
17 works
2 without a public image, listed last
- Self-PortraitC. R. W. Nevinson1911 · Tate
- The StrafingC. R. W. Nevinson1916 · Museum of Fine Arts Ghent (MSK)
- Paths of GloryC. R. W. Nevinson1917 · Imperial War Museum London
- Loading Timber at Southampton DocksC. R. W. Nevinson1917 · Southampton City Art Gallery
- After a PushC. R. W. Nevinson1917 · Imperial War Museum London
- Camouflaged tank crossing muddy terrainC. R. W. Nevinson1917 · Imperial War Museum London
- Banking at 4,000 FeetC. R. W. Nevinson1917 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
- The Road from Arras to BapaumeC. R. W. Nevinson1917 · Imperial War Museum London
- War ProfiteersC. R. W. Nevinson1917 · Russell-Cotes Art Gallery & Museum
- War in the AirC. R. W. Nevinson1918 · Canadian War Museum
- The King Is Dead - Portrait of E.J.Odell, actor - Christopher Richard Wynne NevinsonC. R. W. Nevinsonc. 1928 · Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums collections
- Battlefields of BritainC. R. W. Nevinson1942
The ArrivalC. R. W. Nevinson· Tate Britain
The Tow PathC. R. W. Nevinson· Te Whare O Rehua Sarjeant Gallery
Pays BasqueC. R. W. Nevinson· Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums collections