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Victor Pasmore
Victor Pasmore
British artist Edwin John Victor Pasmore pioneered the abstract movement in Britain in the 1940s and 1950s.
senza titolo 11, 1989
etching & aquatint on paper
edition of 90
signed & numbered in pencil
40 x 57 cm (paper size)
metamorphosis, linear motifs 5
etching & aquatint on paper
edition of 55
signed & numbered in pencil
71.6 x 61 cm (paper size)
when reason dreams ii, 1997
etching & aquatint on paper
edition of 35
signed & numbered in pencil
82 x 59.5 cm (paper size)
sensory world 2, 1996
etching & aquatint on paper
edition of 35
signed & numbered in pencil
44.5 x 58.3 cm (paper size)
linear symphony, 1977
etching on paper
edition of 60
signed & numbered in pencil
62.5 x 88.9 cm (paper size)
sensory world 1, 1996
etching & aquatint on paper
edition of 35
signed & numbered in pencil
44.5 x 58.3 cm (paper size)
sensory world 3, 1996
etching & aquatint on paper
edition of 35
signed & numbered in pencil
44.5 x 58.3 cm (paper size)
sensory world 6, 1996
etching & aquatint on paper
edition of 35
signed & numbered in pencil
44.5 x 58.3 cm (paper size)
Victor Pasmore
British artist Edwin John Victor Pasmore pioneered the abstract movement in Britain in the 1940s and 1950s.
Midway through his career, Pasmore abandoned visually representative painting in favour of focusing on structural, abstracted works which have come to define him as an artist.
Pasmore's abstract works capture bright yet undefined shapes. His creations are unconstrained by the space allotted to them; splashes, spots and streaks often bursting from the square or rectangle that attempts to confine them.
“I felt the picture has to be an independent object in its own right, not a representation of another object”
Victor Pasmore's Art in Situ
A selection of available & sold art placed in situ, helping you visualise the artist's work in an interior setting.
sensory world 6
private residence, london
sensory world 1
private residence, london
senza titolo 11
private residence, london