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Portrait of Nina Hamnett

Maker

(Artists)
1866-1934

Title

Portrait of Nina Hamnett

Date of Production

1917

Medium

oil on canvas

Dimensions

Height: 82 cm (canvas)
Width: 61 cm (canvas)

Accession Number

P.1935.RF.146

Mode of Acquisition

Roger Fry Trustees, gift, 1935

Credit

The Courtauld, London (Samuel Courtauld Trust)

Copyright

Work in the public domain

Location

On display

Keywords








Label Text

The artist Nina Hamnett lived and painted in the bohemian art worlds of both London and Paris. She had been part of the Omega Workshops for a number of years when Roger Fry made this bold portrait of her. He accentuates Hamnett’s sharp, bobbed haircut and plain working clothes, features that would have marked her as a strikingly modern woman to contemporary viewers.

Provenance

Gift of the Roger Fry Trustees, 1935

Exhibition History

Nina Hamnett, The Wolfson Gallery, Charleston, East Sussex, 19/05/2021-05/09/2021

Courtauld Connects Regional Programme (Pilot) - Portraits, Herbert Art Gallery and Museum, Coventry, 03/02/2017-04/06/2017

Uproar! The First 50 years of the London Group. 1913-1963, Ben Uri Gallery, London, 30/10/2013-01/03/2014 ...More

Conversation Anglais - Le Group de Bloomsbury, La Piscine & Roubaix & France, 20/11/2009-27/02/2010

Chequers, England, 1983-85 ...Less

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