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A first look at the #Sickert #exhibition at @Tate Britain. A fascinating & enigmatic #artist.
‘Self portrait’, 1882, ‘The Servant of Abraham’, 1929, and I really liked this gloomy little flower piece, ‘White Violets’, 1884
"The artist is he who can take something ordinary and wring out of it attar of roses."
Walter Sickert was born #OTD 1860
🎨 "The Camden Town Murder" (1908)
#ofdarkandmacabre
Find out more about the life and art of Walter Sickert https://t.co/q50oeMbG41 - and discover why collecting his prints might be an affordable way to buy his work
#art #waltersickert
#WalterSickert painted himself in many roles … but not Jack the Ripper. A @Tate #retrospective portrays the English artist as a master of disguise, and in thrall to his early stage career https://t.co/WgpYKhigj4
Granny panties and fuck-me pumps - slight shades of #sickert - my friend Madame G. #eroticart #nsfwart
Finally made it to the Sickert show @walkergallery at the 11th hour! While he’s never going to be my favourite artist it was a fascinating to learn about (and see evidence of) his working process and how he developed over a long career.
There are around 100 loaned paintings on show as part of 'Sickert: A Life in Art', including these beautiful works from @PallantGallery. This Sunday is your last chance to see them here at the Walker! Exhibition closes 27 Feb ⏰ https://t.co/Qjv2RKd09c
Walter Sickert’s “Mornington Crescent Nude” (1907) @FitzMuseum_UK #art #twitart
Soul food: Walter Sickert, Gwen John, Lucian Freud, LS Lowry and Jock McFadyen - thank you @mcrartgallery @The_Lowry
ウォルター・リチャード・シッカート
（Walter Richard Sickert、1860-1942）
『家賃をどうしたらいいだろう』
（What Shall we do for the Rent?）
I just realized who Sickert reminds me of, he's just Raul but pink with hair and ears 😭
Walter Sickert's 'The Gallery at the Old Mogul,'(1906).is thought to be one of the earliest paintings in the world of a cinematic performance. The Old Mogul was the original name for the Middlesex Music Hall in Drury Lane variously known as 'The Mogul Tavern' or 'The Old Mo.'
In Sickert's drawing from 1902, Mrs Barrett’s neat hair, fur stole and pearl necklace imply a certain social standing but we know she was a flower seller. The bedstead Sickert kept in his studio is reflected in the mirror so we know this picture was made at 8 Fitzroy Street.
The previous post was painted at the same period as "Walter Richard Sickert's Self-portrait of 1907" and shares its identical Palette and Technique. For Ten years Sickert visited Venice 1894-1904 becoming the source for inspiration and some of his most accomplished compositions🧑🎨
(!!!!!!!!!!!) WALTER SICKERT (!!!!!!!!!) my problematic fave !!!! https://t.co/cYqAV8JA0T