Jane, Evelyn, James and HelenPhilip Connard · 1913
Contemporary Realism
1913
51.0 x 61.0 cm
Philip Connard (1875 – 1958)
Philip Connard (1875-1958) was a British painter renowned for decorative landscapes, war art & murals. From humble beginnings to Royal Academy status, discover his romantic oil paintings, watercolours & significant commissions like those for the RMS
About this artwork
- Title: Jane, Evelyn, James and Helen
- Artist: Philip Connard
- Year: 1913
- Original dimensions: 51.0 x 61.0 cm
- Format: Landscape
- Copyright status: Under copyright
- Movement: Contemporary Realism
- Creative period: Mature Period
- Corpus context: war art commissions, detailed observation
- Keywords: philip connard, early 20th century, women portrait
Questions & Answers
When was "Jane, Evelyn, James and Helen" created, and to which movement does it belong?
"Jane, Evelyn, James and Helen" was created in 1913 as a work of the Contemporary Realism movement. Date and movement anchor the artwork in art history.
Who created "Jane, Evelyn, James and Helen" and what style is it in?
Philip Connard created "Jane, Evelyn, James and Helen" within the Contemporary Realism movement.
Who is the artist behind "Jane, Evelyn, James and Helen"?
"Jane, Evelyn, James and Helen" was created by Philip Connard. The information on this page describes Philip Connard's original work.
At what age did Philip Connard make "Jane, Evelyn, James and Helen"?
When "Jane, Evelyn, James and Helen" was created in 1913, Philip Connard - born in 1875 - was 38 years old.
Where does "Jane, Evelyn, James and Helen" sit within Philip Connard's body of work?
"Jane, Evelyn, James and Helen" belongs to Philip Connard's Contemporary Realism work, whose recorded themes include decorative landscapes focus, war art commissions, royal academy status, 19th-century realism, academic painting style, detailed observation, domestic life portrait, female intimacy.
When was "Jane, Evelyn, James and Helen" made?
"Jane, Evelyn, James and Helen" by Philip Connard was created in 1913.
Where does "Jane, Evelyn, James and Helen" stand among Philip Connard's recurring subjects?
"Jane, Evelyn, James and Helen" depicts domestic scene, female companionship, floral backdrop, quiet moment, 1910s portraiture, soft lighting, checkered tablecloth, while Philip Connard's recorded themes are decorative landscapes focus, war art commissions, royal academy status, 19th-century realism, academic painting style, detailed observation, domestic life portrait, female intimacy. Comparing the two shows how the work relates to the artist's usual subjects.