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Tennis, 1930 (tempera on panel)
2829274 Tennis, 1930 (tempera on panel) by Ravilious, Eric (1903-42); each panel 82.5x49.5 cm; Bristol Museum and Art Gallery, UK; eBristol Museums, Galleries & Archives; Given by Sir Geoffrey and the Hon. Lady Fry, 1945.; English, out of copyright
Media ID 22716696
© Bristol Museums, Galleries & Archives Given by Sir Geoffrey and the Hon. Lady Fry, 1945. / Bridgeman Images
Match Players Triptych Mixed Doubles
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This print showcases a remarkable artwork titled "Tennis, 1930" by the talented artist Eric Ravilious. Created using tempera on panel, this triptych painting measures 82.5x49.5 cm for each panel and is currently housed in the prestigious Bristol Museum and Art Gallery in the UK. The scene depicted in this piece takes us back to the vibrant tennis courts of the 1930s. The composition features a mixed doubles match with two female players gracefully engaging in a thrilling game alongside their male counterparts. The players' intense focus and determination are palpable as they skillfully navigate the court, showcasing their prowess and love for the sport. Surrounding them, we see an enthusiastic crowd of spectators eagerly observing every move with anticipation. Their presence adds an element of excitement to this dynamic setting, further immersing us into the atmosphere of a lively tennis match. Ravilious's masterful use of color and brushstrokes brings life to this snapshot from history, capturing not only the physicality of tennis but also its social significance during that era. This artwork serves as a testament to Ravilious's ability to capture fleeting moments with great precision and artistic flair. Thanks to generous donations by Sir Geoffrey Fry and Lady Fry in 1945, art enthusiasts can now appreciate this exceptional piece at Bristol Museum and Art Gallery. Its timeless appeal continues to resonate today, reminding us of both our shared sporting heritage and our enduring fascination with art that transcends
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