Artwork
Kitchen, Boulogne.
Kitchen, Boulogne. is a watercolor work on paper by the Post-Impressionist artist Sylvia Melland. It dates from 1933 and is held in the collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum.
About this work
This painting is called Kitchen, Boulogne.
It was made by Sylvia Melland in 1933.
The artist was taught at the Euston Road School in London, where she was influenced by other artists, which shows in her work.
You can find more of her pieces at the Victoria and Albert Museum.
The museum is a good place to learn about Sylvia Melland.
Overview
Kitchen, Boulogne is a watercolour on paper created by Sylvia Melland in 1933. The work depicts a domestic scene.
Subject & Meaning
The painting shows a kitchen in Boulogne, focusing on the composition and capture of the scene rather than its literal content. The subject matter is everyday and domestic.
Technique & Style
Melland's work from this period reflects the influence of artists such as Van Gogh and Matisse, evident in her use of watercolour. The Euston Road School, where she was trained, had a discernible impact on her style.
History & Provenance
The artwork is dated to 1933, a time when Melland was associated with the Euston Road School in London. Examples of her work are held at the Victoria and Albert Museum.
Artist & collection
