Winifred Nicholson, also known as Rosa Winifred Nicholson, was a British artist born in 1893 in Oxford. She is known for her still-lifes and landscapes. Winifred studied at the Byam Shaw School of Art ...

Art and Life 1920-1931, featuring work produced during the marriage of Nicholson to Winifred Roberts, looks at the early influences on the artist who would arguably reach his peak with the white ...

It now receives its first ever showing in Europe, at Ben Elwes Fine Art, which is staging a solo exhibition of the artist during London Art Week. “We were asked to sell the entire surviving body ...

Ben’s father was the graphic artist and still life painter Sir William Nicholson; Winifred’s grandfather the artist George Howard, 9th Earl of Carlisle. The show covers the 11 years of their ...

Opening on April 5, the exhibition, titled 'Winifred Nicholson: Cumbrian Rag Rugs', highlights the 20th-century British ...

with her artist daughter, Kate Nicholson. Raine had idyllic memories of their first experience of the island, later recalling: "The Factor [of Eigg] was previously employed by Winifred’s father ...

This chart shows whether Winifred Nicholson’s total sales are going up, and if so, whether this is because more artworks by the artist have been offered and sold or because more high-value artworks ...

In around 1937, the artist Arthur Jackson Hepworth photographed the kitchen of Bankshead, the rustic Cumbrian farmhouse that Winifred Nicholson had bought with her then-husband Ben Nicholson in 1924.

by the British painter Winifred Nicholson, who lived between Cumberland, London and Paris. Two of the works are, according to the gallery, among the artist’s most important and have never before ...