art projections, or scary mirrors of walter sickert

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Art Projections,

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This is how we usually see the works by Walter Sickert on the web – small, dark, blurred.

Mornington Crescent nude, contre-jour (1907)


First-hand expérience in the Courtauld Gallery, London:

They are indeed small. And dark. And blurred – but nevertheless beautiful - in a bizarre way

(and they do have mirrors!)

The iron bedstead (1906) Reclining nude, Mornington Crescent (1905)


Paintings of Walter Sickert’s father, Oswald Sickert


One of the very first mirrors by Sickert

The acting manager (aka The rehearsal) (1885)


Edward Degas and Walter Sickert, c. 1885


Walter Sickert in London Study of high-steppers (1888)


Walter Sickert in Dieppe Café des Tribunaux, Dieppe (c.1890)


Portrait of the artist's first wife, née Ellen Cobden (1888)


Walter Sickert in Venice

St Mark Square, Venice (1896) Interior of St Mark's, Venice (1896)


Venice period in Courtauld

San Trovaso, Venice (1904)


Sickert’s Venetian Women

La Giuseppina against the map of Venice (1898) Study in rose (1903)


Jacques-Émile Blanche - Portrait of Walter Richard Sickert (1898)

Back to London: Camden Town Studio


La Hollandaise (1905)

Camden Town Nudes


La Hollandaise (1905): Upper register (with the mirror)

art mirrors art 2014 © © La Hollandaise (1905): Bottom register


The iron bedstead (1906)

Impasto technique


Mornington Crescent nude, contre-jour (1907)

More Camden Town nudes

Famous oval mirror


Reclining nude, Mornington Crescent (1905)

Famous oval mirror


Reclining nude (1906)

Not all of them have mirrors, though.


Reclining nude (La Coiffure) (1905) Woman washing her hair (1906)


Woman in front of mirror (1908) Nude in interior (1906)

But many do.


Nude before a mirror, Fitzroy Street (1906) Painting of a nude (1906)

And very interesting ones!


Nude in front of a mirror (Annie Crook ?) (c. 1907)

Nude sitting on a bed (Annie Crook ?) (c. 1907)


The studio (1906) The studio (1906) - Detail


Nude at Morning Crescent (1906)


Book cover of the 2007 edition


Self-portrait. The painter in his studio (1907)


Mysterious and brutal murder at Camden Town in 1907


Summer Afternoon (aka What Shall We Do for the Rent?) (1907)

L'Affaire de Camden Town (1909)


Down Camden Town (1909) Detail


Detail The Prussians in Belgium (1912)


Sickert’s Venn Diagram


Is he?


Jack The Ripper Room (1907)


Walter Sickert in a chef’s hat in his Highbury Place studio


l'Americane (1908) Girl at a looking glass (Little Rachel) (1907)


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Detail - do we see three mirrors here? The Mantelpiece (1908)

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The Little Tea Party - Nina Hamnett & Roald Kristian (1916)


Queen's Road Station, Bayswater (1916)


Mrs Barrett (1922)


The Blue Hat (1920)

Detail (Mirror)


Sketch for 'L'Armoire à glace' (1922) 'L'Armoire à glace' (1924) Drawing study for 'L'Armoire à glace' (1922)


Sir Alec Martin (1935)

Detail (Mirror)


Walter Richard Sickert and Thérèse Lessore, his third wife, c.1935


Jacques-Emile Blanche - Portrait of Walter Richard Sickert (1935)

Henry Tonks - Sodales. Mr Steer and Mr Sickert (1930)


Walter Richard Sickert - Winston Churchill (1933)

Winston Churchill paints


The End.

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