In Tate Britain
Library and Archive Reading Rooms
View by appointment- Created by
- Sir William Rothenstein 1872–1945
- Title
- Landscape with broken trees
- Date
- [c.1918]
- Medium
- Graphite on paper
- Dimensions
- 365 × 530 mm
- Format
- Artwork - on paper, unique
- Collection
- Tate Archive
- Acquisition
- Presented by Mrs Michael Rothenstein, the artist's daughter-in-law, in 1999.
- Reference
- TGA 997/86
Archive context
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Sir William Rothenstein Untitled
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Sir William Rothenstein Group of people including a man with a spade and a woman with outstretched arms
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Sir William Rothenstein Group of people loading hay from a hayrick to a baling machine
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Sir William Rothenstein Group of farm workers with teams of horses
[1917] -
Sir William Rothenstein Study of two farm workers inscribed ‘W.R.’ and dated 1917
1917 -
Sir William Rothenstein Front: Study of two workers with axes and pick-axe, back: Study of two workers pruning trees
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Sir William Rothenstein Front: Study of two workers with rakes, back: Slight study of a worker bending forward
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Sir William Rothenstein ‘Ploughing’ from ‘Work on the Land’
1917 -
Sir William Rothenstein ‘Threshing’ from ‘Work on the Land’
1917 -
Sir William Rothenstein Front: Study of a ruined church, back: Study of incomplete building
[c.1918] -
Sir William Rothenstein Crowd of soldiers in steel helmets, some tending wounded
[c.1918] -
Sir William Rothenstein Soldiers resting outside their tents
[c.1918] -
Sir William Rothenstein Squared up landscape study of Huy, Belgium
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Sir William Rothenstein Study of farm buildings in a landscape
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Sir William Rothenstein Building with arches and a tower in a landscape
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