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Still Life with Glass Jar and Silver Box

Maker

(Artists)
1891-1981

Title

Still Life with Glass Jar and Silver Box

Date of Production

1914

Medium

oil on cardboard

Dimensions

Height: 48 cm (board)
Width: 32.8 cm (board)

Accession Number

P.1958.PD.171

Mode of Acquisition

Pamela Diamand, gift, 1958

Credit

The Courtauld, London (Samuel Courtauld Trust)

Copyright

© Bodleian, Oxford

Location

Not currently on display

Keywords







Label Text

This still-life was painted on the back of a laundry box top, which bears a label dated 12 November 1914. Although once assumed to be by Duncan Grant, the laundry’s address near Gill’s in Sussex strongly suggests the attribution to her. Its stylistic similarity to Grant’s work was typical of the shared visual language adopted by artists working at the Omega Workshops in London, an avant-garde decorative art centre. Gill played an important part in keeping the Omega going, running the salesrooms as well as executing many of the designs.

Provenance

Pamela Diamand Gift 1958

Exhibition History

Beyond the Real: British Still Life, Pallant House Gallery, Chichester, 11/05/2024-20/10/2024

Special Display - Bloomsbury Art & Design, The Courtauld Gallery, London, 18/02/2017-20/09/2017

Max Weber: an American cubist in Paris and London, 1905-15, Ben Uri Gallery, London, 24/06/2014-05/10/2014

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