March 10, 2010

Meredith Frampton

To piggyback on yesterday's post, I've included a few more paintings by British artist Meredith Frampton. I really love the vibrant, saturated use of color and their flat, child-like quality. Don't the female subjects seem like the epitome of glamour? I want to wear what they're wearing. Even the unclothed woman. She wears nudity so well!

Nude with Flying Swans 1919

Portrait of a Young Woman 1935

{Images via the Tate Collection}

3 comments:

SabinePsynopsis said...

They are real in a surreal way... I think I have to got to the Tate collection. Thanks for the tip!

Liz / Tangible Ingredients said...

Oh, I love the nude painting! Thanks for sharing!

Abbey said...

these are so striking!