Victor Pasmore
1908–1998
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In Tate Britain
In Tate St Ives
In Tate Britain
Biography
Edwin John Victor Pasmore, CH, CBE (3 December 1908 – 23 January 1998) was a British artist. He pioneered the development of abstract art in Britain in the 1940s and 1950s.
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Victor Pasmore Earth from Space
1979 -
Victor Pasmore Blue Development
1974 -
Victor Pasmore Linear Motif in Three Movements
1974 -
Victor Pasmore Villa dei Misteri
1980 -
Victor Pasmore Points of Contact No. 2
1964 -
Victor Pasmore Points of Contact No. 10
1966 -
Victor Pasmore Abstract
1971 -
Victor Pasmore Points of Contact No. 24
1974
Artist as subject
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Graham Sutherland OM Sketchbook 37
[c.1961–7] -
Duncan Grant, recipient: Vanessa Bell Postcard from D. [Duncan Grant] to Vanessa Bell
[13 June 1940] -
Henry Moore OM, CH, recipient: Kenneth Clark Letter from Henry Moore to Kenneth Clark
22 July 1939 -
J. Leger & Son (London, UK) Untitled
January–February 1942 -
Vanessa Bell, recipient: Duncan Grant Letters from Vanessa Bell and Claude Rogers to Duncan Grant
[24 November 1949] -
Nigel Henderson Photograph showing interior of a room with a desk and chair
[June 1951] -
Nigel Henderson Photograph showing interior of a room with works, possibly by Victor Pasmore
[June 1951] -
Nigel Henderson Photograph showing interior of a room with works, possibly by Victor Pasmore
[June 1951]
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