The Artgal Crossword – Modern British Artists, Artworks and History Quiz

The artgal Modern British Brainteaser Crossword

1. The phrase coined by Herbert Read to describe the 1950s sculptors (Chadwick, Armitage).
9. The "Society" of 1933 founded by Paul Nash to promote modern art.
10. First word of 9 Across.
11. The bronze casting method used for the majority of Elisabeth Frink's sculptures.
12. The industrial landscape artist whose "matchstick" figures.
13. The Cornish fishing town that became the epicenter of British abstraction.
15. The "Stripe" painter and art critic, famous for his vibrant, wobbly-edged shapes.
17. The collective name for the group of figurative painters including Bacon, Freud and Kossoff.
18. The printing technique used by Henry Moore for his graphic works.
20. An eccentric watercolourist and dandy, known for his portraits of rock stars.
22. The radical movement introduced to London in the 1930s, featuring artists like Roland Penrose.
25. The influential patron whose "Collection" of self-portraits was recently showcased by Piano Nobile.
26. The "Father of Pop Art", known for his mechanic-biomorphic sculptures and collages.
27. The famous Mayfair street that was home to the original Mayor Gallery.
29. The British surrealist and figurative painter known for "Striptease" works.
30. Second word of 17 Across.
31. The "School" of geometric abstraction and relief making which includes artists like Marlow Moss.

1. The "School" of dynamic linocut printmaking led by Claude Flight.
2. A prominent equestrian artist.
3. The artist known for "stripe paintings".
4. The French-influenced "School" of painting that J.D. Fergusson is often associated with.
5. A heavy impasto painter known for his thick application of paint and landscapes of North London.
6. A "Kitchen Sink" painter of heavy impasto works.
7. The "School" of landscape painting (East Anglia) associated with Harry Becker and Alfred Munnings.
8. The specific "Group" of Cornish abstract artists including Roger Hilton and Terry Frost.
14. The Neo-Romantic artist known for his male figures in landscapes.
16. The pivotal 1951 exhibition Abstract Art of... is often cited when discussing the context of Victor Pasmore's work.
19. The muse and performance artist frequently painted by Lucian Freud.
21. The location in North London associated with the "Group" of 1911 painters (Sickert, Gilman).
23. The precise, mathematical measurement marks left visible on the canvas are a hallmark of this artist.
24. The "Group" of passionate, heavy-handed painters taught by David Bomberg.
28. The Vorticist leader.