Jessica Dismorr Paintings





Jessica
Dismorr


Paintings



 Gillian
Jason

Modern & Contemporary Art

 Artist
Chronology of Jessica Dismorr


http://www.gillianjason.com/artists/d/jessica-dismorr/10761/bio






Scotland

Jessica Dismorr (1885-1939)

Signed, titled and dated 1924

Watercolour, 28 x 40cm (2)

www.woolleyandwallis.co.uk




 

 
Les Baux






The fauvist
influence is apparent in the bold outlines and use
of color to delineate form.


Left: Landscape
with Figures, Museums Sheffield


Right: Landscape
with Trees, c.1911-1912


Oil on board, height: 32.50 cm,
width: 40.00 cm


UK, London, Government Art
Collection


Left:
Related
Forms
, 1937
, Tempera
on board,
The
Tate
(Appeared in Axis
8, Winter 1937
)


Right: Superimposed
Forms, 1938, Tempera on gesso board, Birmingham
Museums Trust









 Left:
Jessica Dismorr   (British, 1885–1939)
Sunlight Martigues, 1911, oil on panel,
dimensions:   34 x 43 cm

Right: Martigues Market, 1911, oil on woodpanel,
32.5
x 41 cm. via www.artnet.com








Above: Les
Baux, the Priest Enters His Church (1911)

Right: Les
Baux from the Valley


via Modernist Journals Project




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Portraits

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There are many
illustrations of portraits by Jessica Dismorr on the
net.  We chose these few as

 a sample of how confident she was in her skills
and ability to capture a sense of her subject.






Left: Dylan
Thomas ; Right: George Barker

from: https://richardawarren.wordpress.com/category/jessica-dismorr/








Wyndham Lewis with cat (1920)

Modernist
Journals Project-Dismorr







































The
Conversation – Dismorr

The Tyro ( Vol. 1, No. 2 )

London: Egoist Press, 1922

Modernist
Journals Project, (image 71)










Jessica Dismorr lived and traveled with
her close friend, the artist Catherine Giles.

Below, left, is a sample of a Giles’
watercolour.  Right is a  portrait of Giles
by Dismorr.

Further down you’ll see a sketch of Dismorr by Giles
made during one of their travels.

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Above: Bombed
Houses (Temple area); Bombsight, 1944

by
Catherine
Giles (1878-1955)

pencil and watercolour, 18 x 16 in. (45.8 x
40.7 cm.) (2)
 



Above:

Portrait of Catherine Giles

by Jessica Dismorr






Jessica Dismorr on the Balcony

Cassis, 1927

pencil and watercolour on paper,

by Catherine Giles (1878-1955)

Private Collection

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Photo © The Fine Art Society, London, UK



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