Gabain Collection

WW2 greetings card, Bus Conductor
WW2 greetings card, A Girl Bus Conductor, by Ethel Gabain, official war picture from the National Gallery. Date: circa 1942

Country Woman
A portrait lithograph of a young country woman sat on a low brick wall, with a background view of flat land, divided by a horizontally stretching fence. Date: circa 1922

Affiches
A portrait lithograph of a young woman, smiling confidently, with her hands on her hips, standing sideways on, beside a wall which has a Union Jack poster upon it, in Oxford. Date: circa 1922

La Porte Close
A lithograph of a girl kneeling on the floor against a closed door, possibly signifying that she has been rejected or defeated in some way. Date: circa 1921

A Summer Night
A portrait lithograph of a young woman, sat at a dining table, she is wearing a fashionable feathered hat, and holding a folded fan in one hand, as she grasps the stem of a wine glass with her other

The Balustrade
A lithograph which provides a picturesque view of some mountains, covered with tall trees, overlooked by the foreground stepped balustrade. Date: circa 1920

Titania, Queen of The Fairies, Ethel Gabain
Titania - Queen of The Fairies, colour illustration. With description, Miss Dorothy Hyson was the Titania in the production of A Midsummer Night's Dream at the Old Vic

A Seated Lady
Etching of a seated lady looking out towards the city, from a high balcony. Date: circa 1929

The Yellow Gloves, (oil on canvas)
826761 The Yellow Gloves, (oil on canvas) by Gabain, Ethel (1883-1950); 42x51 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: The Yellow Gloves. Ethel Gabain (1883-1950). Oil on canvas

Green Feather and Green Gloves, (oil on canvas)
657278 Green Feather and Green Gloves, (oil on canvas) by Gabain, Ethel (1883-1950); Private Collection; (add.info.: Green Feather and Green Gloves. Ethel Gabain (1883-1950). Oil on canvas

Ethel Gabain and a sitter
Ethel L鯮 tine Gabain (26 March 1883 30 January 1950), French-English artist. Gabain was a renowned painter and lithographer and among the founding members of the Senefelder Club

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Gabain, a name that evokes a myriad of artistic expressions and captivating stories. From her portrayal of World War II greetings cards to the enchanting depiction of Titania, Queen of The Fairies, Ethel Gabain's artistry knows no bounds. In one stroke, she transports us to the bustling streets of yesteryears with her portrayal of a Bus Conductor diligently collecting fares from passengers. And just as swiftly, we find ourselves in the idyllic countryside as we gaze upon her painting of a Country Woman immersed in nature's embrace. Her mastery extends beyond mere brushstrokes; it permeates through every medium she touches. Whether it be Affiches capturing the essence of an era or La Porte Close inviting us into hidden worlds, Gabain effortlessly captures our imagination. A Summer Night comes alive under her skilled hand as moonlit skies dance with vibrant colors while The Balustrade invites us to linger on its intricately carved details. Each stroke reveals Gabain's ability to breathe life into even the most stationary objects. Amongst her many muses is Titania herself - Queen of The Fairies - whose ethereal beauty is brought forth by Gabain's delicate touch. A Seated Lady exudes elegance and grace while The Bride radiates joy and anticipation for new beginnings. Portraits become windows into souls when crafted by Gabain; Portrait Of A Woman captivates with its depth and mystery while The Yellow Gloves (oil on canvas) adds an air of sophistication to any room it graces. Green Feather and Green Gloves (oil on canvas) transport us back in time, reminding us that fashion has always been an expression worth celebrating. Ethel Gabain leaves behind a legacy that transcends time; each artwork tells a story waiting to be discovered anew. Her talent immortalizes moments both grand and mundane, reminding us all that true art lies not only in what is seen but also in what is felt.