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Newly added Barns-Graham books, cards and prints.

Wilhelmina Barns-Graham: The Glaciers Limited Edition with Print | Signed Copy

Wilhelmina Barns-Graham: The Glaciers

Wilhelmina Barns-Graham: An Introduction to Her Life with Activities

A set of 6 postcards with images of abstract art

Vintage Abstract Postcards

Wilhelmina Barns-Graham Tote Bag

Inspirational Journeys Poster

Through the Mist 100-postcard Pack

Set of four art cards on a white background

Set of 4 Notecards

Set of three abstract art prints on a white background

1968 Vintage Mini Art Prints

Collection of W. Barns-Graham exhibition flyers with abstract designs and text on a white background

1970s and 80s Exhibition Materials

10 Eight Lines Mini Art Prints

Set of 10 Confrontation V Cards

Wilhelmina Barns-Graham: The Glaciers Limited Edition with Print

Book cover with blue blackground and black line drawing

End of the Glacier by Alyson Hallett

Set of 10 cards

A set of 10 cards with image of a drawing of eight wavy lines on a pink and blue background

Set of 10 Eight Lines In Series No.3 Cards (No Envelopes)

3 CARDS WITH RED ABSTRACT ARTWORK

Set of 10 Red Playing Games I Cards

Set of six postcards featuring works by Wilhelmina Barns-Graham

Paths to Abstraction Postcards

Two fans of 5 cards featuring images of abstract paintings

Set of 10 Night Walk & Untitled 06/97 Cards

Wilhelmina Barns-Graham CBE (1912-2004)

Wilhelmina Barns-Graham was one of Britain’s most significant 20th century modern artists. Scottish born and a prominent member of the post-war St Ives group, she was a sublime painter, draughtswoman, printmaker and a brilliant colourist. Dividing her time between studios in St Ives and St Andrews she followed a consistent artistic vision throughout her sixty-five-year career. Her work is held in all major UK public collections.

A Charitable Trust

Scottish and St Ives based artist Wilhelmina Barns-Graham, CBE (1912-2004), established the Trust in 1987. Through exhibitions, publications and online resources, it aims to promote and broaden the understanding and reputation of her work as one of Britain’s most significant 20th century artists. The Trust actively supports individuals to fulfil their potential in the visual arts by providing financial support in education and funding artists’ residencies.