| Wilhelmina Barns-Graham |
| Biography |
| 1912 - 2004 In middle age, Barns-Graham (always Willie to those who knew her) was a worried woman, depressed by personal problems and, as a painter, oppressed by sexist, classist and envious undercurrents in the artistic community of St Ives, Cornwall, where she had made he home since 1940. She was a prolific and prominent British abstract painter who was a member of the influential St Ives group of artists during the 1940's that included sculptor Barbara Hepworth, and who continued to paint into her 90's. |
| Quiet Time Screenprint 1999 ed 50 57x76 poa |
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| Orange and Yellow Playing Games Screenprint 1999 ed 75 30x40 £950 SOLD |
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untitled screenprint 2001 ed 100 56x75 £1,100 SOLD |
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