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Randolph Schwabe (1885 - 1948)

A Postman, 1920

SKU: 4033

Signed and dated

Pencil, watercolour, 13 x 8 in. (32.5 x 20 cm.)

Size:
Height – 32.5cm
Width – 20cm

DESCRIPTION

Provenance:
Sir Harry & lady Jefferson Barnes; Peyton Skipwith
Presentation:
framed

Provenance: Sir Harry & lady Jefferson Barnes; Peyton Skipwith

Exhibited: New English Art Club, 1921 Winter Exhibition
The Redfern Gallery, Schwarbe exhibition, 26th February–18 March 1924.

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THE ARTIST

Randolph Schwabe
Randolph
Schwabe
1885 - 1948

Influential teacher, draughtsman and printmaker, especially of urban subjects, illustrator and designer. Born in Manchester, Schwabe studied briefly at the Royal College of Art, Slade School of >Fine Art, 1900-5, and at AcadŽ mie Julian, Paris, 1906. Official War Artist I, making drawings of the Women’s Land Army. Went on to teach at Camberwell and Westminster Schools of Art. Was drawing master at the Royal College of Art, and then succeeded Henry Tonks as Slade Professor and head of the Slade School of Art, 1930, an apt choice, as Schwabe’s exact draughtsmanship was firmly in the Slade tradition. Schwabe was a prolific exhibitor at NEAC and Goupil Gallery, also showing at Carfax Gallery, Fine Art Society, Leicester Galleries and RW. Tate Gallery holds his work. Among the books Schwabe illustrated were Walter de la Mare’s Crossing, 1921, several books by the writer on dance Cyril Beaumont and H E Bates’ The Tinkers of Elstow, 1946. A large retrospective as held at Chris Beetles in 1994. Lived finally at Helensburgh, Dunbartonshire.

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