What movement was Hardie part of?

Hardie was part of the Regionalism movement.

Where can I see paintings by Hardie?

Paintings by Hardie are held by Victoria and Albert Museum.

Hardie — Paintings, Biography & Famous Works

Hardie is a Regionalism artist. 10 works are cataloged here, principally at Victoria and Albert Museum.

Hardie painted watercolours of quiet corners in 1930s and 1940s England, usually coastal or village scenes with buildings and daily life. In *Preparing for the Coronation, West Malling, May, 1937*, you’ll see bunting and crowds in soft washes of peach and grey. *Reculver* shows crumbling towers by the sea, the sky a pale wash over salt-stained paper. His brush kept close to the ground: churches, towers, and ordinary streets. Tap *Whitstable* to stand on the shingle and watch the light catch the boats.

Works by Hardie

Martello Tower, Rye Port
Middleham Castle
Whitstable, 1934
Priory Farm, Stoke
The Mill, Biddenden
Deserted Tin-Mine, Cornwall. [ 1938 ]
All Saints' Church, Morston
Columbarian, South Stoke
Preparing for the Coronation, West Malling, May, 1937.
Reculver

Collections represented

Museum

Victoria and Albert Museum

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