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Pamela Bianco

The career of Pamela Bianco (1906-1994) spanned eight decades, encompassing her beginnings as a precocious child artist in Europe, through to her years in England and her subsequent move to the United States, where she developed into an American Modernist painter and printmaker who continued to exhibit into the 1970s. Her artistic friendships ranged from Ben Nicholson to Joseph Cornell, and a decade after she died in New York, England & Co held a retrospective exhibition of works from her estate in December 2005. Bianco's Self-Portrait, featured here, is included in True to Life: British Realist Painting in the 1920s and 1930s at the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art (Modern 2), Edinburgh, until 29 October 2017.

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Drawings & works on paper   Prints   

Paintings



Self-Portrait - Details


Self-Portrait c 1926
13.5 x 12.75 inches
Tempera on board

Private collection



The Sad Dancer - Details


The Sad Dancer 1926
25 x 36 inches
Oil on canvas

Private collection



The Old House - Details


The Old House 1936
20 x 24 inches
Oil on canvas

Private collection



My Mother - Details


My Mother (Margery Williams, in Maine) 1922
15.75 x 12 inches
Oil on canvas-board

Private collection



Yellow Flowers in a Jug - Details


Yellow Flowers in a Jug c 1926
14.5 x 10.5 inches
Oil on board

Grapes - Details


Grapes 1936
18 x 23 inches
Oil on canvas

Private collection



Golden Apples - Details


Golden Apples 1927
16 x 12 inches
Oil on canvas

Private collection



Wine and Biscuits - Details


Wine and Biscuits 1920
14.5 x 10.25 inches
Tempera on board

Private collection