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David Bomberg
Artist's Name: David Bomberg
Preferred medium: painting
birth year: 1890
Nationality: GB
City: London

David Bomberg - Profile

Born in Birmingham, Bomberg grew up in London's East End. He studied at the Slade School of Fine Art in London from 1911 to 1913. Early in his career Bomberg painted large, near-abstract paintings, based on cubist grid patterns. He associated with Wyndham Lewis's Vorticist group, though he was not an official member. In the 1920s Bomberg's work became more naturalistic and expressive. Although he received little recognition during his life - a cause of deep depression - Bomberg's teaching at the Borough Polytechnic in London was highly influential on both Leon Kossoff and Frank Auerbach. (National Galleries of Scotland, Edinburgh)

important exhibitions from David Bomberg

Exhibition Location City Country Date
Migrations Tate Britain London GB 08.01.2012
The Vorticists: Manifesto for a Modern World Tate Britain London GB 14.06.2011
Josef Herman: Warsaw, Brussels, Glasgow, London, 1938-44. Ben Uri Gallery London GB 21.08.2011
Rhythms of Modern Life: British Prints MFA - Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Boston US 30.01.2008
Colin St John Wilson: Collector and Architect Pallant House Gallery Chichester GB 09.02.2008
Modern Times: responding to chaos an exhibition of drawing and film Kettle's Yard Cambridge GB 16.01.2010
RADICAL AND MODEST - Work, Leisure and the Everyday Ben Uri Gallery London GB 21.03.2005
The Modern and the New Ben Uri Gallery London GB 05.04.2004
Twentieth Century British Art Osbourne Samuel Ltd London GB 05.03.2004
Collecting the Past, Present & Future - Highlights of British Art From Turner to Freu Abbot Hall Art Gallery Cumbria GB 13.07.2007

Galleries representing
David Bomberg:

Bernard Jacobson Gallery
James Hyman Gallery

Collections representing
David Bomberg

Abbot Hall Art Gallery
Deutsche Bank Collection
Leeds City Art Gallery
Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza
National Galleries of Scotland
National Gallery of Canada
Shefffield Galleries & Museums Trust
Tate Britain
Tate Liverpool - modern and contemporary art