Max Gertler by Lady Ottoline Morrell vintage snapshot print, 1917. © National Portrait Gallery, London My featured artist today is Markz Gertler. He was one of the most prominent artists of his generation and an early member of the New English Art Club, elected in 1912. He was a painter of figures, portraits and still-life. Markz was…

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29.07.2025

Mark (Max) Gertler. Part 2. – my daily art display

Mark Gertler Gertler had now settled into life at the Slade art academy. One of his fellow students, C.R.W Nevinson summed up life at the Slade when he and Gertler were students there saying it was full with a crowd of men such as I have never seen before or since.. As far as his…

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25.08.2025

Suffolk Artists. Part 1. – my daily art display

Britain had a number of locations favoured by artists. There was Newlyn in the south-west and Snowdonia in North Wales to mention just two. In the next two blogs I want to look at artists who were born or worked in the south-east county of Suffolk during the late eighteent6h century to the early twentieth…

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07.09.2025

Suffolk Artists. Part 2. – my daily art display

This is the second part of my blog which focuses on lesser-known artists that had a connection with the English county of Suffolk. Rose Mead Rose Mead's self portrait (c.1900) Emma Rose Mead, known as Rose Mead, was born at 15 Hatter Street, Bury St Edmund’s, Suffolk on December 4th 1867. She was the youngest…

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Mark (Max) Gertler. Part 1. – my daily art display

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Suffolk Artists. Part 1. – my daily art display

Suffolk Artists. Part 2. – my daily art display

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