What movement was H. E. Du Plessis part of?

H. E. Du Plessis was part of the Regionalism and social realism movements.

Where can I see paintings by H. E. Du Plessis?

Paintings by H. E. Du Plessis are held by Victoria and Albert Museum.

H. E. Du Plessis — Paintings, Biography & Famous Works

H. E. Du Plessis is a Regionalism artist. 13 works are cataloged here, principally at Victoria and Albert Museum.

A South Wales watercolor artist active around 1940, H. E. Du Plessis painted the everyday buildings and lanes of Glamorganshire. Brush in hand, he recorded places like the low stone Jesus Hospital in Bray and the half-timbered Gateway at Beaupre. His quiet scenes—St. Fagans cottages, Thaxted’s distant spire—show a hand at ease with paper and light. See the watercolor Houses, St. Fagans Glamorganshire to step right into one of his clear, close views.

Works by H. E. Du Plessis

Waltham Abbey
Thaxted from the Fields
Jesus Hospital, Bray
Lych Gate, Bray
Gateway, Beaupre, Glamorganshire
Chipping Hill, Witham
Houses, St.Fagans Glamorganshire
River Brain, Witham
Finchingfield
Prior's Hall Barn, Widdington
Cowbridge, Glamorganshire
St.Fagans, Glamorganshire
Ogmore Castle, Glamorganshire

Collections represented

Museum

Victoria and Albert Museum

The Victoria and Albert Museum in the United Kingdom is the world's largest museum of applied arts, decorative arts and design, housing a permanent collection of over 2.8 million objects.