David Bomberg moved from angular prewar modernism to increasingly forceful, expressionistic landscapes and portraits. His early work engaged Cubism and Vorticism, while later paintings emphasized the felt structure of place through dense brushwork.
Painting; drawing
Major Works
- 1914The Mud Bath
- 1913–14In the Hold
- 1913Ju-Jitsu
- 1919Sappers at Work: A Canadian Tunnelling Company, Hill 60, St Eloi
- 1937Self-Portrait
- 1935The Gorge, Ronda
- 1935Tajo and the Cliffs, Ronda
- 1948Cyprus Landscape
- 1920sJerusalem, Looking to Mount Scopus
- 1956Last Self-Portrait
Interviews & Writing
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