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Pond at Beslyns, Great Bardfield
Edward Bawden, 1955
© Estate of Edward Bawden
Bawden lived from 1932 in Great Bardfield, Essex. The artist creates a somewhat disquieting atmosphere through the prominence given to the gnarled tree trunk in the centre, dominating & dividing what would otherwise be a tranquil rural scene.
More information
Title of artwork, date
Pond at Beslyns, Great Bardfield, 1955
Date supported
1992
Medium and material
Watercolour, ink & pencil
Dimensions
41 x 58 cm
Grant
2500
Total cost
10350
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