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Gwen John

Gwen John

    June 22, 1876   -   September 18, 1939
Nonclassified artists   •   Wikipedia: Gwen John

Gwendolen Mary John was born in Wales, the daughter of a grumpy lawyer and a mother who was ill and had little time at home. So her aunts, members of the Christian Free Church of the Salvation Army, looked after Gwen, her sister and her two brothers. All children were encouraged in their artistic talents, but the mother died very early when Gwen was only eight years old. The family then moved within Wales, in the coastal town of Tenby, where Gwen often sketched seagulls and sea animals, but Gwen's oldest surviving work dates from 1895 when she was 19 years old.

Gwen attended the only art school in the United Kingdom where women were admitted, the school was based on French methods. Under the influential cartoonist and art professor Henry Tonks she learned to draw figures, lived with her brother Augustus and is said to have lived on nuts and fruit alone for reasons of cost. Through her brother she met other, later influential artists, including his wife Ida Nettleship and the portrait artist Arthur Ambrose McEvoy. Her brother's drawing skills and his attitude put the reserved sister in the shade, even though he admired her work. Gwen traveled to Paris, where she studied at James McNeill Whistler's Academy, and after her return she exhibited her works for the first time at the New English Art Club. Financial success failed to materialize, so that the young Gwen even had to live as a squatter in run-down buildings. She returned to France and worked as a model. This is how she met her lover, the much older sculptor Auguste Rodin, one of the most famous artists of the time. Not only him, but also Matisse, Picasso and Rainer Maria Rilke stayed in the French capital at this time. John moved to a suburb of Paris and, despite many important acquaintances, worked, preferably in seclusion. After the end of their affair she increasingly devoted herself to the Catholic faith. She no longer needed to work as a model, and found her most important patron in the art collector John Quinn. Because of her perfectionism she largely refrained from exhibitions, but one of her works found its way to the Armory Show in New York. Among her later works are mainly portraits of unknown women, sitting with their hands on their laps. She had her only solo exhibition in London, before that she had been able to show works in the famous Paris Autumn Salon. She died in 1939, according to some statements she had starved herself to death.

While she stood in her brother's shadow during his lifetime, today's critics define her as the more talented of the two. Many of her works can be found at the National Museum Cardiff and Tate Britain

Gwen John

    June 22, 1876   -   September 18, 1939
Nonclassified artists   •   Wikipedia: Gwen John Gwen John

Gwendolen Mary John was born in Wales, the daughter of a grumpy lawyer and a mother who was ill and had little time at home. So her aunts, members of the Christian Free Church of the Salvation Army, looked after Gwen, her sister and her two brothers. All children were encouraged in their artistic talents, but the mother died very early when Gwen was only eight years old. The family then moved within Wales, in the coastal town of Tenby, where Gwen often sketched seagulls and sea animals, but Gwen's oldest surviving work dates from 1895 when she was 19 years old.

Gwen attended the only art school in the United Kingdom where women were admitted, the school was based on French methods. Under the influential cartoonist and art professor Henry Tonks she learned to draw figures, lived with her brother Augustus and is said to have lived on nuts and fruit alone for reasons of cost. Through her brother she met other, later influential artists, including his wife Ida Nettleship and the portrait artist Arthur Ambrose McEvoy. Her brother's drawing skills and his attitude put the reserved sister in the shade, even though he admired her work. Gwen traveled to Paris, where she studied at James McNeill Whistler's Academy, and after her return she exhibited her works for the first time at the New English Art Club. Financial success failed to materialize, so that the young Gwen even had to live as a squatter in run-down buildings. She returned to France and worked as a model. This is how she met her lover, the much older sculptor Auguste Rodin, one of the most famous artists of the time. Not only him, but also Matisse, Picasso and Rainer Maria Rilke stayed in the French capital at this time. John moved to a suburb of Paris and, despite many important acquaintances, worked, preferably in seclusion. After the end of their affair she increasingly devoted herself to the Catholic faith. She no longer needed to work as a model, and found her most important patron in the art collector John Quinn. Because of her perfectionism she largely refrained from exhibitions, but one of her works found its way to the Armory Show in New York. Among her later works are mainly portraits of unknown women, sitting with their hands on their laps. She had her only solo exhibition in London, before that she had been able to show works in the famous Paris Autumn Salon. She died in 1939, according to some statements she had starved herself to death.

While she stood in her brother's shadow during his lifetime, today's critics define her as the more talented of the two. Many of her works can be found at the National Museum Cardiff and Tate Britain

Artworks by Gwen John

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A Corner of the Artist's Room, P...
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The Brown Tea Pot, 1915-16
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Portrait of a Lady, c. 1909-1910
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The Convalescent, c.1923-24
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Girl Holding a Rose, c.1915-25
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Self Portrait, Naked, Sitting on...
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Seated Girl (Marie Hamonet?) (ch...
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Girl in Rose, c.1918
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Young girl: Marie Hamonet, c.191...
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Girl lying on a bed (pencil on p...
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Young Woman Wearing a Large Hat,...
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Girl in a Mulberry Dress, 1923
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Mother Marie Poussepin (1653-174...
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Chloë Boughton-Leigh, c.1907
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Little girl wearing large hat (w...
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A Study of Rodin's Danaid in his...
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The Precious Book, late 1910-1926
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A sitting Girl wearing a Spotted...
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Vase of Flowers, c.1927 (gouache...
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Girl in a Blue Dress (oil on can...
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The Seated Woman, 1919-1926
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Self Portrait
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Sleeping Nun, c. 1916-18 (Charco...
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Head of Rodin (charcoal on paper)
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Portrait Group, 1897-98 (pencil,...
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Woman Sewing at a Window
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The Little Interior, c.1926 (oil...
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Little Girls in Church (watercol...
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A Young Woman in Blue, c.1914-15
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Two women seated in church (wate...
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Mere Poussepin, 1920
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La Chambre sur la Cour
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Young Nun
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Girl, Hands Resting in her Lap (...
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Portrait of the Artist's Sister,...
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A woman and a young girl in a ch...
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Figure in Church (pencil & gouac...
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Mimosa and Other Flowers in a Va...
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Seated tortoiseshell cat (mixed ...
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Study for Mere Poussepin seated ...
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Trees (watercolor, gouache & pen...
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Study of a Cat
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Two Nuns and a Girl in a Church ...
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Young Woman in a Red Shawl, c.19...
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Children in a Church (bodycolour...
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Green leaves in a white jug (wat...
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Girl in Profile (oil and chalk o...
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Girls in Church (pen, ink and wa...
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Girl"s Head,
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Tow Figures in Church (watercolo...
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Woman and Orphan Girl in Church ...
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Cat studies (pencil with waterco...
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Victorian sisters (watercolor on...
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Young Woman in a Red Shawl,
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The Precious Book, c. 1916-1926
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The Dying Nun (mixed media on pa...
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Portrait of Chloe Boughton-Leigh...
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Woman in a Coral Necklace (oil o...
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Girl with Large Hat and Straw-Co...
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Flowers in a Jug
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A Study of Rodin's Kiss in his S...
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Woman in profile (mixed media on...
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Study of a Cat, c. 1910-20 (wate...
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Nuns and schoolgirls standing in...
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The Artist in her Room in Paris
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Ophelia: Portrait Imagine, c.191...
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Cat Sleeping on a Red Cushion (g...
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Old Woman in a Black Shawl (wate...
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Girl in a blue dress holding a p...
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Young Woman with a Violin, 1897-98
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Winifred John in a large hat (ch...
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Mere Poussepin Seated at a Table...
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Figures in church (watercolor on...
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The nun
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Cat studies (watercolor with pen...
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Portrait study of August Rodin (...
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Young girl in brown hat and coat...
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Two girls standing in church (pe...
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Woman Dressing, c.1907 (wash on ...
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Study of a Cat, 1905-08
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Head of a Young Woman (pencil an...
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Woman standing playing violin (p...
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A vase of flowers (watercolor on...
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Mademoiselle Pouvereau (charcoal...
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Welsh: Y LleianThe Nun study
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Girls in a Church (gouache und w...
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Flowers (oil on canvas)
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The dying nun (conte crayon on p...
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