Julian Trevelyan

1910–1988

Julian Trevelyan, ‘The Potteries’ c.1938
The Potteries c.1938
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Walk Through British Art: 1930

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Biography

Julian Otto Trevelyan (20 February 1910 – 12 July 1988) was a British artist and poet.

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Artworks

Julian Trevelyan, ‘The Potteries’ c.1938

Julian Trevelyan The Potteries

c.1938
On display at Tate Britain part of Walk Through British Art T07040
Julian Trevelyan, ‘Rubbish May be Shot Here’ 1937

Julian Trevelyan Rubbish May be Shot Here

1937
T12162
Julian Trevelyan, ‘Interior, Hammersmith’ 1946

Julian Trevelyan Interior, Hammersmith

1946
T03226
Julian Trevelyan, ‘Low Tide’ 1974

Julian Trevelyan Low Tide

1974
View by appointment P01347
Julian Trevelyan, ‘Bulldozer’ 1973

Julian Trevelyan Bulldozer

1973
View by appointment P01333
Julian Trevelyan, ‘A Symposium’ 1936

Julian Trevelyan A Symposium

1936
T00887
Julian Trevelyan, ‘Holland’ 1974

Julian Trevelyan Holland

1974
View by appointment P01346
Julian Trevelyan, ‘Harbour’ 1946

Julian Trevelyan Harbour

1946
View by appointment P01725
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Artist as subject

Julian Trevelyan, ‘Home Waters’ 1971

Julian Trevelyan Home Waters

1971
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Kenneth Armitage, recipient: Joan Augusta Monro Moore, ‘Letter from Kenneth Armitage to Joan Moore’ [January 1959]

Kenneth Armitage, recipient: Joan Augusta Monro Moore Letter from Kenneth Armitage to Joan Moore

[January 1959]
View by appointment TGA 9920/2/298
Eileen Agar, Andrew Lambirth, ‘Typewritten lecture entitled ‘Surrealism in England in the 1930s’ given by Andrew Lambirth and Eileen Agar at the Royal College of Art’ [1988]

Eileen Agar, Andrew Lambirth Typewritten lecture entitled ‘Surrealism in England in the 1930s’ given by Andrew Lambirth and Eileen Agar at the Royal College of Art

[1988]
View by appointment TGA 9222/2/3/3
Prunella Clough, ‘Diary’ 18 November 1944–27 February 1947

Prunella Clough Diary

18 November 1944–27 February 1947
View by appointment TGA 201215/1/1

Features

Frances Hodgkins, ‘Wings over Water’ 1930

A Lively Parrot: Frances Hodgkins's Wings Over Water

Joyce H. Townsend and Sarah Hillary

It is most likely that Frances Hodgkins (1869–1947) began the painting Wings over Water in Bodinnick, Cornwall, in 1931 ...

Sketches, letters, etc.

Julian Trevelyan, ‘Scrapbook’ 1938–40

Julian Trevelyan Scrapbook

1938–40
View by appointment TGA 898/1/3
Julian Trevelyan, ‘Scrapbook’ 14 December 1932–[c.1947]

Julian Trevelyan Scrapbook

14 December 1932–[c.1947]
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Related art terms

Abstract expressionism Abstraction-Création Art brut Art nouveau Artists’ International Association Ashington Group Baroque Bauhaus Biomorphism Bloomsbury British impressionism British Surrealism British War Art Camden Town Group Conceptual art Constructivism Analytical cubism Dada Euston Road School Expressionism Fauvism Gothic Great Bardfield Artists High Renaissance Impressionism Kinetic art London Group Mannerist Nabis, Les Naive Neo-romanticism New English Art Club Northern Renaissance Northwest School Outsider art Pittura metafisica (metaphysical art) Post-impressionism Pre-Raphaelite Primitivism Realism Renaissance Return to order Rococo Romanticism Society of Wood Engravers Surrealism Symbolism Unit One Vorticism

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