Harold Gilman
Bibliography
Artist’s writings
1910 | Harold Gilman, ‘The Venus of Velasquez’, Art News, 28 April 1910, p.198. |
1910 | Harold Gilman, ‘Composition in Painting’, Art News, 12 May 1910, p.218. |
1914 | Harold Gilman, ‘Letters to the Editor. The Worst Critic in London’, New Age, 11 June 1914, p.143. |
1914 | Harold Gilman, ‘Letters to the Editor. “Sickert and Neo-Realism.”’, New Age, 25 June 1914, pp.190–1. |
Exhibition catalogues
1913 | Paintings by Spencer F. Gore and Harold Gilman, Carfax & Co., London, January 1913. |
1914 | An Exhibition of Paintings by Harold Gilman and Charles Ginner, Goupil Gallery, London, 18 April–9 May 1914. Reproduction of ‘Neo-Realism’ by Charles Ginner. |
1919 | Memorial Exhibition of Works by the Late Harold Gilman, Leicester Galleries, London, October 1919. Introduction by Charles Ginner. |
1934 | Paintings by Harold Gilman 1876–1919, Arthur Tooth & Sons, London, 27 September–20 October 1934. |
1943 | Paintings and Drawings by Harold Gilman (1876–1919), Lefevre Galleries, London, September 1943. Introduction by Hubert Wellington. |
1948 | Paintings and Drawings by Harold Gilman (1876–1919), Lefevre Galleries, London, July 1948. Introduction by Philip Hendy. |
1949 | Adrian Ryan, Thomas Carr, Sketchbook Pages by Harold Gilman, Gwen John, Redfern Gallery, London, 6–29 October 1949. Includes nineteen works by Gilman. |
1954–5 | Harold Gilman 1876–1919, Arts Council tour, Arts Council, London, 1 January–31 December 1954, Manchester Art Gallery, 6 November–1 December 1954, Tate Gallery, London, 4 May–5 June 1955. Introduction by J. Wood Palmer. |
1964 | Paintings and Drawings by Harold Gilman 1876–1919, Reid Gallery, London, 3–25 April 1964. Introduction by J. Wood Palmer. |
1969 | Harold Gilman 1876–1919: An English Post-Impressionist, The Minories, Colchester, 1–29 March 1969, Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, 23 April–18 May 1969, Graves Art Gallery, Sheffield, 24 May–22 June 1969. Introduction by Julian Agnew. |
1975 | English Paintings from the Bevan Collection: A Memorial Exhibition for R.A. Bevan 1901–1974, Anthony d’Offay Gallery, London, 16 April–9 May 1975. Includes five works by Gilman. |
1981–2 | Harold Gilman, 1876–1919, Arts Council tour, City Museum and Art Gallery, Stoke-on-Trent, 10 October–14 November 1981, York City Art Gallery, 25 November 1981–3 January 1982, Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, 14 January–14 February 1982, Royal Academy of Arts, London, 25 February–4 April 1982. Texts by Andrew Causey and Richard Thomson. |
1996 | The Friday Club, 1905–1922, Michael Parkin Gallery, London, 24 April–17 May 1996. Introduction by Richard Shone. |
1998–9 | Lucien Pissarro et le post-impressionnisme anglais: Harold Gilman, Spencer F. Gore, Lucien Pissarro, Walter R. Sickert, Musée de Pontoise, 28 November 1998–7 March 1999, Château Musée de Dieppe, 27 March–6 June 1999. Introduction by Christophe Duvivier with texts by Anne Thorold, Wendy Baron, Andrew Causey and Frederick Gore. |
2002 | ‘a clean and solid mosaic’: Harold Gilman and William Ratcliffe, Southampton City Art Gallery, 26 April–7 July 2002. Text by by Esta Mion-Jones and Tim Craven. |
2008–10 | From Sickert to Gertler: Modern British Art from Boxted House, National Galleries of Scotland, Edinburgh, March–June 2008, Gainsborough’s House, Sudbury, October–December 2008, Brighton Art Gallery and Museums, April–September 2010. Texts by Alice Strang, Frances Stenlake, Caroline Cuthbert and Dick Chapman. |
Books
1919 | Wyndham Lewis and Louis F. Fergusson, Harold Gilman: An Appreciation, Chatto & Windus, London 1919. Reproduced in Walter Michel and C.J. Fox (ed.), Wyndham Lewis on Art: Collected Writings 1913–1956, Thames & Hudson, London 1969, pp.109–12. |
1922 | Frank Rutter, ‘Gilman and Gore’, Some Contemporary Artists, L. Parsons, London 1922, pp.123–37. |
1952 | John Rothenstein, ‘Harold Gilman, 1876–1919’, Modern English Painters: Sickert to Smith, Eyre & Spottiswoode, London 1952, pp.146–59. |
1965 | Benjamin Fairfax Hall, Paintings and Drawings by Harold Gilman and Charles Ginner in the Collection of Edward Le Bas, Fairfax Hall, London 1965. |
1982 | Roy A. Perry, ‘Harold Gilman: Canal Bridge, Flekkefjord’, in Stephen Hackney (ed.), Completing the Picture: The Materials and Techniques of Twenty-Six Paintings in the Tate Gallery, exhibition catalogue, Tate Gallery, London 1982. |
1992 | H.R. Williamson, The Theory and Practice of Neo-Realism in the Work of Harold Gilman and Charles Ginner, unpublished Ph.D thesis, University of Leicester 1992. |
1992 | A.R. Roberts, The Studious Eye: A Study of Visual Sources and Ideas in the Work of Harold Gilman, unpublished M.Phil thesis, University of East Anglia 1992. |
Articles
1914 | T.E. Hulme, ‘Modern Art – II. A Preface Note and Neo-Realism’, New Age, 12 February 1914, pp.467–9. |
1914 | Walter Sickert, ‘Mr. Ginner’s Preface’, New Age, 30 April 1914, pp.819–20. |
1914 | Walter Sickert, ‘The Thickest Painters in London’, New Age, 18 June 1914, p.155. |
1919 | Charles Ginner, ‘Harold Gilman: An Appreciation’, Art and Letters, vol.2, no.4, Summer 1919, pp.129–35 and in Memorial Exhibition of Works by the Late Harold Gilman, exhibition catalogue, Ernest Brown & Phillips, Leicester Galleries, London, October 1919, pp.3–8. |
1919 | Paul Nash, ‘The Artist and the Public I: Harold Gilman and the Groups’, New Witness, 25 April 1919, p.525. |
1920 | Review of Harold Gilman: An Appreciation, Burlington Magazine, vol.37, no.208, July 1920, p.49. |
1922 | Gerrard Gwathmey, ‘A Group of English Art Rebels: Gilman, Ginner, Bevan and Others and What They Stand For’, Arts & Decoration, August 1922, pp.252–3. |
1931 | Frank Rutter, ‘The Work of Harold Gilman and Spencer Gore: A Definitive Survey’, Studio, vol.101, no.456, March 1931, pp.202–11. |
1943 | Douglas Cooper, ‘Harold Gilman: 1876–1919’, Listener, vol.30, no.768, 30 September 1943, p.384. |
1946 | R.A. Bevan, ‘The Pen Drawings of Harold Gilman’, Alphabet and Image, December 1946. |
1949 | Wyndham Lewis, ‘The Chantrey Collection at the Academy’, Listener, vol.41, no.1042, 13 January 1949, p.65. |
1950 | Wyndham Lewis, ‘Contemporary Art at the Tate’, Listener, vol.43, no.1106, 6 April 1950, pp.610–11. |
1950 | Wyndham Lewis, ‘Round the London Art Galleries’, Listener, vol.44, no.1132, 9 November 1950, p.508. |
1950 | Maurice de Sausmarez, ‘Letter: The Camden Town Group’, Listener, vol.44, no.1134, 23 November 1950, p.597. |
1950 | Wyndham Lewis, ‘Letter: Henry Moore’s “Head of a Child”’, Listener, vol.44, no.1135, 30 November 1950, p.647. |
1955 | Dennis Farr, ‘Harold Gilman 1876–1919’, Burlington Magazine, vol.97, no.627, June 1955. |
1962 | ‘Harold Gilman and Art Fashions: From a Correspondent’, Times, 20 March 1962, p.15. |
1964 | J. Wood Palmer, ‘The Drawings of Harold Gilman’, Connoisseur, April 1964, p.148. |
1977 | Christopher Neve, ‘Pioneer Collection in a Vivid Setting: Camden Town Pictures at Boxted House’, Country Life, vol.161, no.4170, 2 June 1977, pp.1503–6. |
1981 | John Russell Taylor, ‘Was Gilman the Pick of Camden Town?’, Times, 20 October 1981, p.14. |
1981 | Frances Spalding, ‘Storms in a Teapot’, Times Literary Supplement, 23 October 1981, p.1234. |
2002 | Richard Shone, ‘Southampton: Harold Gilman and William Ratcliffe’, Burlington Magazine, vol.144, no.1192, July 2002. |
2010 | John Rolfe, ‘The Identification of the Sitter in Harold Gilman’s Portraits of Mrs Mounter’, Burlington Magazine, vol.152, no.1285, April 2010. |
How to cite
‘Harold Gilman, Bibliography’, in Helena Bonett, Ysanne Holt, Jennifer Mundy (eds.), The Camden Town Group in Context, Tate Research Publication, May 2012, https://www