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	David Bomberg
		In 1917 the Canadian authorities commissioned Bomberg to paint a picture to celebrate an operation in which sappers successfully blew up a salient of the German defences at Saint-Eloi near Arras.
		Bomberg included himself in second version of the painting carrying a heavy beam on his shoulder, to illustrate the burden of working to order.
		After the First World War Bomberg travelled widely, visiting Palestine (1923-27), Spain (1934-35), Morocco (1930), Greece (1930) and Russia (1933)
	www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk /ARTbomberg.htm (223 words)

	David Bomberg Information
		David Bomberg (December 5, 1890 – August 19, 1957) was a painter, born in Birmingham, England.
		Bomberg trained as a lithographer in Birmingham and gained his artistic licence from the upbringing he received in the ever changing Industrial landscape.
		Bomberg later went on to study art in London, first at the Westminster School of Art (where he was taught by Walter Sickert), and later at the Slade School of Art.
	www.bookrags.com /David_Bomberg (306 words)

	1914-18 war - Art of the First World War - 24 - David Bomberg
		Bomberg (1890-1957) was one of the major artists of the London avant-garde scene, one of those whose Cubo-Futurist approach led them to invent geometrical signs verging on abstraction.
		Despite this warning, the first version of his painting shows a mixed style in which figurative elements are caught up in a composition dominated by non-imitative colours and the powerfully dynamic rhythms of oblique lines in blue and purple.
		The original colours and dynamism have disappeared, but the structure of the beams, the movements of the soldiers, their uniforms and the tools they are using are all painted with the required accuracy.
	www.art-ww1.com /gb/texte/024text.html (305 words)

	David Bomberg information - Search.com
		David Bomberg (December 5, 1890 – August 19, 1957) was a painter, born in Birmingham, England.
		Bomberg trained as a lithographer in Birmingham and gained his artistic licence from the upbringing he received in the ever changing Industrial landscape.
		Bomberg later went on to study art in London, first at the Westminster School of Art (where he was taught by Walter Sickert), and later at the Slade School of Art.
	www.search.com /reference/David_Bomberg (331 words)

	David Bomberg (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		David Bomberg (December 5, 1890 - August 19, 1957) was a British painter.
		Born in Birmingham, Bomberg trained as a lithographer, but broke that off to study art in London, first at the Westminster School of Art (where he was taught by Walter Sickert), and later at the Slade School of Art[?].
		Bomberg also worked as a teacher at the Borough Polytechnic[?] in London from 1945 to 1953, where he taught Frank Auerbach and Leon Kossoff[?], among others.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/da/David_Bomberg.html (258 words)

	David Bomberg - RecipeFacts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		David Bomberg (December 5, 1890 – August 19, 1957) was a painter, born in Birmingham, England.
		Bomberg trained as a lithographer in Birmingham and gained his artistic licence from the upbringing he received in the ever changing Industrial landscape.
		Bomberg later went on to study art in London, first at the Westminster School of Art (where he was taught by Walter Sickert), and later at the Slade School of Art.
	www.recipeland.com /facts/David_Bomberg (326 words)

	The Dispatch - Serving the Lexington, NC - News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		David Bomberg (December 5, 1890 â“ August 19, 1957) was a painter, born in Birmingham, England.
		After studying art at City and Guilds, Bomberg was at first apprenticed to a chromolithographer, training as a lithographer, but quit to concentrate on preparing for entry to the Slade after only a year.
		Simultaneously Bomberg took night classes at the central Westminster School of Art (where he was taught by Walter Sickert), and later at the Slade School of Art.
	www.the-dispatch.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=David_Bomberg (395 words)

	Abbot Hall Art Gallery -David Bomberg
		Bomberg would return to Sickert’s example later on in his career, but in 1911 he entered the Slade School of Art during an exciting period of intense artistic activity influenced by Post-Impressionism, Cubism and Futurism.
		Rebelling from the Slade School’s traditional teaching methods of life drawing, Bomberg began to develop his own unique visual language inspired by the geometric abstraction of Cubism and Futurism, in which the human figure was reduced to angular, geometric shapes, expressing the dynamism of modern urban life.
		By the end of 1912, while still at the Slade, Bomberg produced his most ambitious and innovative painting to date, Vision of Ezekiel, bringing the young student to the attention of Wyndham Lewis, who was by now seen as a revolutionary figure in British art.
	www.abbothall.org.uk /exhibitions/bomberg06.shtml (1020 words)

	David Bomberg (1890 - 1957) Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews
		David Bomberg first studied under Sickert at the Slade School, where he began working in an avant-garde style.
		David Gilhooly, Rape of the Sabine Frogs, 20th century
		Girolamo Forabosco - David with the Head of Goliath c.
	www.wwar.com /masters/b/bomberg-david.html (705 words)

	La Guerre 14-18 - La couleur des larmes - 24 - David Bomberg
		David Bomberg, Sappers at Work: A Canadian Tunelling Company (Les sapeurs au travail : une compagnie canadienne), première version, 1918-1919, huile sur toile, 304 x 224 cm, Tate Gallery, Londres.
		David Bomberg, Sappers at Work: A Canadian Tunelling Company (Les sapeurs au travail : une compagnie canadienne), deuxième version, 1919, huile sur toile, 305 x 244 cm, National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa.
		Bomberg (1890-1957) est l'un des artistes majeurs de l'avant-garde londonienne, l'un de ceux dont la démarche cubo-futuriste s'aventure jusqu'à l'invention de signes géométriques proches de l'abstraction.
	www.memorial-caen.fr /10EVENT/EXPO1418/fr/texte/024text.html (313 words)

	David Bomberg House; Accommodation - London South Bank University
		David Bomberg House is located short distance away from the University's Southwark campus.
		David Bomberg House residence contains 289 en- suite bedrooms for postgraduate, returning and faculty of Health students.
		Accommodation within David Bomberg House is provided within cluster flats, mostly accommodating between 4-9 residents.
	www.lsbu.ac.uk /accommodation/residences_bomberg.shtml (308 words)

	Boundary Gallery
		DAVID BOMBERG is recognised as the leading expressionist painter of British 20th century art.
		DAVID BOMBERG believed in the “Spirit of the Mass” - which he taught at the Borough Polytechnic 1947-1952, Among his students were FRANK AUERBACH and LEON KOSSOFF.
		BOMBERG spent many years in Spain, BOMBERG started his career as a VORTICIST and it was only after the first World War that he started paining with wide brushstrokes and capturing landmarks of the Mediterrenean with his rich palette in the
	www.boundarygallery.com (412 words)

	Arts \| David Bomberg
		Bomberg's association with the vorticist movement is often overstated - he was too much of an individual to sign up to other peoples' manifestos.
		Bomberg hung it on an outside wall of a London gallery, causing horses drawing the trolley buses to shy.
		Bomberg remained too far ahead of the game to keep his few patrons happy: he displeased the Canadian army by depicting sappers as cubist basilisks; he displeased the Zionist Organisation by painting Arab villages; and he displeased the Artist's Advisory Committee by painting a bomb store as if it was on fire.
	arts.guardian.co.uk /print/0,,329539158-110430,00.html (315 words)

	David Bomberg - 1890-1957
		Bomberg was the most audacious painter of his generation at the Slade, proving in works such as Vision of Ezekiel (1912) and Ju-jitsu (c.
		Bomberg's two great canvases of 1914, In the Hold (see fig.) and the Mud Bath (both London, Tate), take as their starting-point the East End of London, which Bomberg knew well, but he certainly did not produce documentary images of Whitechapel life.
		Bomberg never again returned to this dogged and limiting idiom, but he did explore a radically different path during the 1920s.
	www.waterman.co.uk /pages/biography/15317.html (1116 words)

	Bomberg
		David Bomberg was at the Slade until 1912, and was thus much younger than Lewis.
		But he was impressed by the older artists' ideas about art, and their attitudes about space and form coincided.
		Bomberg's life was a battle against the poverty.
	www.vorticism.co.uk /biog_bomberg.html (286 words)

	Flavia Ormond Fine Arts: David Bomberg
		David Bomberg's mood was still that of depression and frustration at the time of the show called Group X held at the Mansard Gallery in March 1920.
		The show was made up of his old allies but Bomberg was as unwilling to join this group as he had been during the formation of the Vorticist Movement.
		As a Jewish artist who felt more and more estranged from the country of his birth, Bomberg was prepared to try and make a home in Jerusalem.
	www.flaviaormond.com /bomberg.html (401 words)

	OutofRange.net » Blog Archive » David Bomberg (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		David Bomberg is undeniably a giant figure of 20th century British art, very much a painters’; painter, idolised by his contemporaries and those, such as Frank Auerbach and Leon Kossoff, who still work under his influence, yet he is still little-known among the general public.
		Early on Bomberg was fired up with the vorticist’s celebration of the machine age.
		But, on returning from active service in the first world war, he became disillusioned by such idealistic attitudes and, taking temporary refuge in Palestine, embarked on the passionate study of nature that was to form his later, distinctive approach.
	www.outofrange.net /2006/11/29/david-bomberg (250 words)

	David Bomberg - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		David Bomberg - Search Results - MSN Encarta
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	Your Gallery - Blog On News, Views, Diaries, Photo-Journals
		David Bomberg (1890 - 1957) is now recognised as one of the most significant painters of the modern movement in British art.
		David Bomberg, In the Hold, circa 1913-4, oil on canvas.
		Richard Cork, who is probably the leading expert on David Bomberg, will give a talk on the artist's life and works, considering the continued legacy of this uniquely talented painter Richard Cork is an art critic, historian, lecturer and exhibition curator.
	www.saatchi-gallery.co.uk /blogon/2006/09/david_bomberg_at_abbot_hall_cu.php (267 words)

	David Bomberg1890-1957
		David Bomberg was born in Birmingham to Polish - Jewish immigrant parents.
		Bomberg's cubist works of 1912-14, such as Ju-Jitsu and In the Hold, (Tate Gallery), made a tremendous impression on the limited number of critics and collectors who were able to appreciate them, although their daring modernism remained beyond the understanding of the general public of the time.
		Between 1923-27, Bomberg made several trips to Palestine, financed by the Palestine Foundation Fund, to record the achievements of the Jewish settlers there.
	www.gillianjason.co.uk /pages/artistinfo/6.html (806 words)

	MODERN BRITISH ART - David Bomberg biography
		Although his approach was very close to that of the Vorticists, with whom he exhibited in 1915, he avoided any formal connection with them.
		Bomberg was in the army 1915-9 serving at the Front in 1916 (the year in which he married), and, following the submission of cubist studies which were rejected, he pained and austerely realistic picture (Sappers at Work, 1918-19) for the Canadian War Records Office.
		Bomberg's work is held in inumerable private and public collections throughout the world.
	www.modernbritishartists.co.uk /bomberg_biog.htm (416 words)

	David Bomberg - HighBeam Encyclopedia
		Bomberg was apprenticed to a lithographer in 1905 and studied under Walter Sickert at the Westminster School of Art.
		A rather special exhibition of paintings and drawings by David Bomberg is being held at the Museo Joaquin Peinado, Ronda, from 1 until 31 October.(Around the galleries)(Brief Article)
		Pulsating out of the flame: a rich exploration of David Bomberg's art reveals his central role in 20th-century British painting.(EXHIBITIONS)
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1E1-Bomberg.html (403 words)

	Bomberg David bomberg
		The series of watercolours and oils on paper from the early 1920's marks a transitional period in Bomberg's artistic life.
		Bomberg, who felt alienated from his fellow artists and public was pausing and taking stock after his experiences of war at the front and wondering whether he should return to a more traditional mode of expression.
		It was also a time when an increasing sense of tragedy appeared in Bomberg's work.
	www.angelfire.com /art/klonorg/33/bomberg.html (222 words)

	David Bomberg (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Davis Bomberg produced, during the first years of his career, a large amount of paintings with geometric and angular compositions.
		This group was dedicated to mounting exhibitions and became a new school of English painting known as the social realists, or "Kitchen Sink" painters.
		Bomberg started, only in 1920s, to make representational paintings, such as Palestine paintings (1923-1927).
	www.artline.ro /D-David-Bomberg-1522-2.html (329 words)

	david bomberg // biography (1890-1957) / gallery
		I first became aware of David Bomberg through reading interviews with Frank Auerbach in which he talked about how influential Bomberg had been as a teacher to him.
		Bomberg also attended Walter Sickert's drawing classes at the Central School.
		Early influences on his work included the work of Manet and the Impressionists which he saw in the exhibition in London in 1910.
	www.leninimports.com /david_bomberg.html (548 words)

	The Bridge, Ronda by David Bomberg (1890-1957) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Bomberg’s drawings of 1935 of Ronda in southern Spain and of the Asturian mountains in the north are breakthrough works that exemplify his celebrated quest for the ‘spirit in the mass’.
		As Bomberg explained: ‘we have said that our search is towards the spirit in the mass.
		David Bomberg, preface to the catalogue of the Third Annual Exhibition of the Borough Group, Archer Gallery, London, 1949
	www.jameshymanfineart.com /pages/modbrit/single/1221/80.html (372 words)

	David Bomberg House at AllExperts
		David Bomberg House is a student's residence building for London South Bank University.
		It is located at Borough High Street, near Elephant and Castle in south London.
		It is named after the famous painter David Bomberg, who was a teacher at the university when it was known as Borough Polytechnic.
	en.allexperts.com /e/d/da/david_bomberg_house.htm (144 words)

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