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Four works by Kurt Schwitters

Kurt Schwitters, 1945-1947

The Armitt: Museum, Gallery, Library, Ambleside

The more naturalistic, impressionistic works of Schwitters' later years have generally been ignored, but are an important element when considering the artist's oeuvre. Fairfield is a joyous painting charged with energy, depicting the countryside with deft brushstrokes.

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Title of artwork, date

Four works by Kurt Schwitters, 1945-1947

Date supported

2016

Medium and material

Oil on plywood; Oil on wood; Oil on paper; Oil and pencil on wood

Dimensions

33.1 × 28.5cm; 28 x 36.8cm; 48 x 41.2cm; 18.9 x 22cm

Grant

12500

Total cost

37000

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