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The papers of Walter Sickert

[1887–1945]

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Available to view online are drawings and illustrations produced by Walter Sickert from 1911 and about 1920. These drawings mainly depict streets, music halls, circuses, bucolic scenes and landscapes of the Envermeu and the Dieppe area, France. Several have been squared up for transfer to canvas and some relate to finished paintings of the period. Further material from this collection can be searched on the online archive catalogue, including correspondence, family photographs and drawings by Christine Angus and Thérèse Lessore, kept by Walter Sickert.

Collection Owner
Walter Richard Sickert 1860–1942
Collection
Tate Archive
Acquisition
Presented by Mrs Andrina Tritton, December 1981.
Reference
TGA 8120

65 objects in this collection

  • The papers of Walter Sickert

    65 Objects

    • Drawings and illustrations by Walter Sickert

      65 Objects

Title
The papers of Walter Sickert
Date
[1887–1945]
Description
Available to view online are drawings and illustrations produced by Walter Sickert from 1911 and about 1920. These drawings mainly depict streets, music halls, circuses, bucolic scenes and landscapes of the Envermeu and the Dieppe area, France. Several have been squared up for transfer to canvas and some relate to finished paintings of the period. Further material from this collection can be searched on the online archive catalogue, including correspondence, family photographs and drawings by Christine Angus and Thérèse Lessore, kept by Walter Sickert.
Reference
TGA 8120

Showing 61–65 of 65 objects

Drawing of cows and sheds in landscape

Walter Richard Sickert
[c.1913]
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Drawing of a theatre/music hall audience, [Vernet’s café-concert, Dieppe]

Walter Richard Sickert
[c.1919–20]
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Drawing of a man in top hat and coat tails on stage, [Vernet’s café-concert, Dieppe]

Walter Richard Sickert
[c.1919–20]
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Drawing of a man in hat and jacket on stage, [Vernet’s café-concert, Dieppe]

Walter Richard Sickert
[c.1919–20]
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Drawing of a ballerina pirouetting

Walter Richard Sickert
date not known
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