Robert Bevan

1865-1925

Landscape with Setting Sun, Brittany, 1894

Ref: 2654

With the artist's studio stamp (verso)

Charcoal, 9.5 by 12 ins

Provenance: the artist's studio; the Fine Art Society, Bond Street; Herbert and Ann Lucas

Literature: Frances Stenlake, Robert Bevan: From Gauguin to Camden Town, Unicorn Press, 2002, p.47, p.48 (illustrated)

 

Stenlake (op cit) refers to the dramatic, swirling draughtsmanship in Breton drawings by Bevan such as this:"Van Gogh's drawing style is also called to mind in rapid, immediate landscape sketches such as these...with their lines of expressive of movement and energy." Bevan would have been most unusual as a British artist of the early 1890s in knowing Van Gogh's work at all.

 

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