Winifred Nicholson Music of Colour

Winifred Nicholson (1893-1981) was a significant and beloved artist in the Kettles Yard collection, credited with teaching Jim Ede about fusing art and daily living. This book features essays, letters, and illustrations of her work, with an introduction by curator Elizabeth Fisher.

Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 84 pages
Publication date: 01 March 2022
Publisher: Kettle's Yard Gallery

Winifred Nicholson, a renowned artist who left an indelible mark on the world of art, holds a special place in the Kettles Yard collection. Her journey with the founder of Kettles Yard, Jim Ede, began in 1924, and their connection endured for decades. Ede acknowledged Nicholson's profound influence, attributing her to the teaching of the fusion of art and daily life. At Kettles Yard, Nicholson's work took center stage, with Ede assembling the largest public collection of her art. This captivating book, curated by Elizabeth Fisher, presents a compilation of Nicholsons most poignant essays alongside excerpts from previously unpublished letters exchanged between the artist and Ede. Additionally, the words of their close friends, poet Kathleen Raine and collector Helen Sutherland, add depth to the narrative. The book is visually stunning, featuring an extensive array of illustrations and reproductions of every artwork in the collection. It also includes a comprehensive biography and bibliography, providing valuable insights into Nicholson's life and artistic achievements.

Winifred Nicholson, a renowned artist who left an indelible mark on the world of art, holds a special place in the Kettles Yard collection. Her journey with the founder of Kettles Yard, Jim Ede, began in 1924, and their connection endured for decades. Ede acknowledged Nicholson's profound influence, attributing her to the teaching of the fusion of art and daily life. At Kettles Yard, Nicholson's work took center stage, with Ede assembling the largest public collection of her art. This captivating book, curated by Elizabeth Fisher, presents a compilation of Nicholsons most poignant essays alongside excerpts from previously unpublished letters exchanged between the artist and Ede. Additionally, the words of their close friends, poet Kathleen Raine and collector Helen Sutherland, add depth to the narrative. The book is visually stunning, featuring an extensive array of illustrations and reproductions of every artwork in the collection. It also includes a comprehensive biography and bibliography, providing valuable insights into Nicholson's life and artistic achievements.

Dimension: 210 x 170 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781904561415