Spencer Frederick Gore Collection

Still Life with Oriental Figures, 1913 (oil on canvas)
657697 Still Life with Oriental Figures, 1913 (oil on canvas) by Gore, Spencer Frederick (1878-1914); 30.5x41 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Still Life with Oriental Figures)

Behind the Blind, (oil on canvas)
657156 Behind the Blind, (oil on canvas) by Gore, Spencer Frederick (1878-1914); 48.26x38.10 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Behind the Blind. Spencer Frederick Gore (1878-1914). Oil on canvas

Interior of room at 6 Cambrian Road, Richmond, 1914 (oil on canvas)
1197233 Interior of room at 6 Cambrian Road, Richmond, 1914 (oil on canvas) by Gore, Spencer Frederick (1878-1914); 50.8x61 cm; Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; English, out of copyright

Portrait of the Artists Wife, Mollie Kerr, 1911. Creator: Spencer Gore
Portrait of the Artists Wife, Mollie Kerr, 1911

Portrait of the Artist, 1906. Creator: Spencer Gore
Portrait of the Artist, 1906

Wood in Richmond Park, 1914. Creator: Spencer Gore
Wood in Richmond Park, 1914

Tennis at Hertingfordbury Signed in purple paint, lower right: S
Tennis at Hertingfordbury Signed in purple paint, lower right: " S. F. GORE. [made with stamp]", Spencer Frederick Gore, 1878-1914, British

Ballet Scene from On the Sands Signed, lower left: S
Ballet Scene from " On the Sands" Signed, lower left: " S. F. GORE" [in a rectangle], Spencer Frederick Gore, 1878-1914, British

Blue and Green Bottles and Oranges Signed, lower right: S
Blue and Green Bottles and Oranges Signed, lower right: " S. F. Gore [enclosed in rectangle]", Spencer Frederick Gore, 1878-1914, British

An Extensive Landscape in Yorkshire, Spencer Frederick Gore, 1878-1914, British

Cambrian Road, Richmond Signed, stamped in violet paint, lower left: S. F. GORE"
Cambrian Road, Richmond Signed, stamped in violet paint, lower left: " S.F.GORE", Spencer Frederick Gore, 1878-1914, British

Design for Deer Hunting Mural in the Cabaret Theatre Club, Spencer Frederick Gore, 1878-1914, British

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Spencer Frederick Gore, a renowned British artist born in 1878, left an indelible mark on the art world with his captivating works. From his early years to his untimely death in 1914, Gore's artistic journey was one of innovation and exploration. In c. 1911-12, he created a mesmerizing piece titled "Spencer Frederick Gore, " painted on cardboard. This artwork showcases his mastery of oil painting techniques and highlights his ability to capture the essence of his subjects. Another notable masterpiece by Gore is "Still Life with Oriental Figures" from 1913. Painted on canvas, this composition exudes elegance and tranquility as it depicts carefully arranged objects against a rich backdrop. Gore's talent extended beyond still life paintings; he also excelled in capturing human emotions and relationships. In "Portrait of the Artist's Wife, Mollie Kerr" from 1911, he immortalized the love between himself and his wife through brushstrokes that convey tenderness and affection. Furthermore, Gore delved into landscapes with works like "Wood in Richmond Park" from 1914. This painting transports viewers to nature's serene beauty while showcasing the artist's keen eye for detail and atmospheric rendering. Not limited to traditional subjects, it also explored scenes from everyday life such as tennis matches or ballet performances. His artworks like "Tennis at Hertingfordbury" or "Ballet Scene from On the Sands" reveal not only technical skill but also an ability to capture movement and energy within static images. Throughout his career, Spencer Frederick Gore pushed boundaries both stylistically and thematically. He experimented with color palettes as seen in pieces like "Blue and Green Bottles and Oranges, " where vibrant hues come together harmoniously on canvas. Tragically taken too soon at just thirty-six years old, Spencer Frederick Gore left behind a legacy that continues to inspire artists today.