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United Kingdom · June 22, 1876 – September 18, 1939Wikidata

Gwen John

Welsh painter (1876-1939)

Born in Haverfordwest. Died in Dieppe.

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A life in paintings

Born 187649 dated paintingsDied 1939

55 works

2 without a public image, listed last

  • Mrs. Atkinson
    Mrs. Atkinson
    Gwen John
    c. 1897 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Interior with figures
    Interior with figures
    Gwen John
    c. 1898–1899 · National Gallery of Victoria
  • Gwen John
    Gwen John
    Gwen John
    c. 1900 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Porträt der Chloë Boughton-Leigh
    Porträt der Chloë Boughton-Leigh
    Gwen John
    1900s · Tate Britain
  • Seated Woman in a Broad-Brimmed Hat
    Seated Woman in a Broad-Brimmed Hat
    Gwen John
    20th century · Yale Center for British Art
  • Self-portrait
    Self-portrait
    Gwen John
    1902 · Tate
  • Dorelia in a Black Dress
    Dorelia in a Black Dress
    Gwen John
    1903–1904 · Tate
  • La Chambre sur la Cour
    La Chambre sur la Cour
    Gwen John
    1907–1908 · Yale Center for British Art
  • A Corner of the Artist's Room in Paris
    A Corner of the Artist's Room in Paris
    Gwen John
    1907–1909 · Sheffield Galleries and Museums Trust
  • A Corner of the Artist's Room in Paris
    A Corner of the Artist's Room in Paris
    Gwen John
    1907–1909 · National Museum Cardiff
  • Woman Holding a Flower
    Woman Holding a Flower
    Gwen John
    1908–1922 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Vase of flowers
    Vase of flowers
    Gwen John
    1910 · National Library of Wales
  • Girl with Bare Shoulders
    Girl with Bare Shoulders
    Gwen John
    c. 1910 · Museum of Modern Art
  • Chloë Boughton-Leigh (1868–1947)
    Chloë Boughton-Leigh (1868–1947)
    Gwen John
    1910–1914 · Leeds Art Gallery
  • Girl Reading at a Window
    Girl Reading at a Window
    Gwen John
    1911 · Museum of Modern Art
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