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This painting shows the area behind Stanley Spencer’s house, Fernlea, in Cookham, Berkshire. Completed after his return from service in WW1, the work is deliberately nostalgic; an elegy of sorts, his brother Sydney was killed in action in September 1918.
Bellrope Meadow, Cookham, Berkshire by Stanley Spencer 1936
Oil on Canvas
(Touchstones Rochdale)
Born in Cookham, Berkshire, he had an unusual upbringing & trained at the Slade (1908-12). Despite access to a London life he would go home to Cookham as much as he could. Some early drawings of Cookham life & religious ideas (1908-12)
Born in Cookham, Berkshire, he had an unusual upbringing & trained at the Slade (1908-12). Despite access to a London life he would go home to Cookham as much as he could. Some early drawings of Cookham life & religious ideas (1908-12)
The Lovers (The Dustmen) by Stanley Spencer 1934 (@LaingArtGallery). Cookham, Berkshire.
Today is Good Friday: Christ Delivered to the People 1950 by Cookham, Berkshire-born @SladeSchool trained @royalacademy member Stanley Spencer. Oil on canvas. Purchased by @NatGalleriesSco in 1983. (c) Artist's Estate. #GoodFriday #modernbritishart #stanleyspencer
Stanley Spencer 'The Apple Gatherers.' This picture was painted in Wisteria Cottage in Cookham, an empty house which Spencer used as a studio. He said it was here he experienced an intense sense of connection with nature and an almost ecstatic self-awareness.
Madonna Lilies, Cookham, Berkshire by Stanley Spencer 1935 (@LeedsArtGallery).
Detail, the Resurrection Cookham, Stanley Spencer 1924-6. Happy Easter Monday.
Magnolias by Stanley Spencer 1938 (Private Collection). Berry’s Lane, Cookham, Berkshire.
Bellrope Meadow, #Cookham, #Berkshire, Stanley Spencer, 1936 #Artlovers #art #twitart #Spring #arte @Touchstones
'Bellrope Meadow, Cookham, Berkshire', by Stanley Spencer, 1936 #art
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