Evelyn dunbar

Evelyn Dunbar Baling Hay 1943 (1' 6" x 2': 45.8 x 61cm) National Museum of Wales, Cardiff Baling Hay is the third, and maybe the most remarkable, of the three Women's Land Army paintings which had their genesis in Evelyn's stay at the Institute of Agriculture, Usk (now Coleg Gwent) in January, 1943. It's such a bold, confident and compelling composition that I find myself wishing Evelyn had executed it on a larger canvas than on the modest 18" x 24" she gave it. The baling machine previously…

Evelyn Dunbar: The Lost Works - Country Life

View Princess Caroline By Dunbar Evelyn; oil on canvas; 35.5 x 30.5 cm. (14 x 12 in.) ; Signed; . Access more artwork lots and estimated & realized auction prices on MutualArt.

Fidn out more about a retrospective at the Pallant House Gallery that brings to light some of the 500 lost Evelyn Dunbar artworks found in a farmhouse attic

Every year I find that Christmas galvanises me into making sure that I’ve used or enjoyed the previous years presents before more come along. And so it was that I found myself making the time…

Evelyn Dunbar studied at Rochester School of Art, Chelsea School of Art (1927) and the Royal College of Art (1929’33). She painted murals from 1933 -36 at Brockley School, a collaboration with her RCA tutor (and lover) Cyril Mahoney (1903’1968) and in 1937 they wrote and illustrated together Gardeners’ Choice. In 1938 she set up […]

Evelyn Dunbar studied at Rochester School of Art, Chelsea School of Art (1927) and the Royal College of Art (1929’33). She painted murals from 1933 -36 at Brockley School, a collaboration with her RCA tutor (and lover) Cyril Mahoney (1903’1968) and in 1937 they wrote and illustrated together Gardeners’ Choice. In 1938 she set up […]

The Imperial War Museum has resurrected the work of forgotten women artists for a new exhibition.