1943-45 (St Ives, Cornwall)
- Artist
- Ben Nicholson
- Date
- 1943 - 1945
- Style
- Cubism
- Genre
- Landscape
- Location
- Tate Modern
The painting titled '1943-45 (St Ives, Cornwall)' captures the scenic Landscape of this renowned seaside town during a transformative period. Executed predominantly in Oil, the artwork blends elements of Cubism with subtle influences of Graphite shading, creating a dynamic perception of the coastal environment. The artist’s approach conveys the evolving mood of St Ives amidst wartime, emphasizing both its natural beauty and modernist experimentation. This piece exemplifies a fascinating intersection of Landscape depiction with avant-garde techniques, reflecting the town’s rich artistic heritage and its historical context between 1943 and 1945.
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