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Two Women (1894)

William Rothenstein

oil on canvas

Tate, London, Liverpool and St Ives

Two Women (1894)

© Tate, London [YYYY]

Details

Classification:

Painting

Materials:

Oil, Canvas

Dimensions:

96.5 x 76.8 cm

Accession Number:

N03844

Credit:

Presented by the Contemporary Art Society, 1924

Scheme:

Gift

Ownership history:

Gifted by Dalhousie Young (1866-1921) to the Contemporary Art Society, 1910; presented to the Tate Gallery, 1924

Relationship:

Tate, London, Liverpool and St Ives Dalhousie James Young

The frivolous romantic style of this composition is characteristic of Charles Conder (1868-1909) and was only a passing phase in the work of William Rothenstein. The picture was severely criticised when it was exhibited at the NEAC in April 1895 when it had the title: ‘A Panel, being part of a scheme for the decoration of a room’.

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William Rothenstein
Two Women (1894)

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