BRITISH ART 1900-1955
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Sickert first visited Venice in 1895 where he painted a series of canvases depicting St Mark’s Cathedral in differing conditions. The façade of the basilica was one of his favourite aspects of the building, and one he painted time and again. This focus on a single subject was a characteristic of his work throughout his career. Versions of this view can be found in the collections of Tate, London www.tate.org.uk and the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford www.ashmol.ox.ac.uk.
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This work is currently on loan to the National Trust and is displayed at Coleton Fishacre in Devon.
- Accession Number P194
- Dimensions 100.5 X 151 CM
- Media OIL ON CANVAS
Past exhibitions
SICKERT IN VENICE
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2009
- UK, London, Dulwich Picture Gallery
WHISTLER & SICKERT
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1998
- Spain, Bilbao, Museo De Bellas Artes De Bilbao
- Spain, Madrid, Fundacion 'la Caixa'
LA REALTA INTERIORE EREDITA DELL'IMPRESSIONISMO 1900-1945
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1994
- Italy, Rome, Palazzo Delle Esposizioni
FOR A WIDER WORLD
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1991
- Argentina, Buenos Aires, Museo Nacional De Bellas Artes
- Bulgaria, Sofia, Cyril Methodius Foundation
- Belgium, Luxembourg, Musee National D'histoire Et D'art
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1990
- Ussr, Kiev, Ukrainian Museum Of Fine Art
WALTER RICHARD SICKERT 1860-1942
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1968
- Australia, Sydney, David Jones' Art Gallery
BRITISH ART 1900-1955
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1956
- Norway, Oslo, Kunstnernes Hus
- Denmark, Copenhagen, Kunstforeningen
INTERNATIONAL ART EXHIBITION
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1952
- Japan, Sapporo, Marui Gallery
- Japan, Kyoto, Metropolitan Art Gallery
- Japan, Fukuoka, Itwataya Gallery
- Japan, Osaka, Juuge Gallery
- Japan, Nagoya, Matsuzakaya Gallery
- Japan, Tokyo, Metropolitan Art Gallery
