Tennis at Hertingfordbury
1910 Yale Center for British Art
About this artwork
An oil on canvas painting depicting a figure on a tennis court, characteristic of Gore's work during his visits to Hertingfordbury. The artist utilizes distinct, rhythmic brushwork and a vibrant palette to capture the scene.
Did you know?
Spencer Gore was a founding member of the Camden Town Group and a key figure in introducing post-impressionist ideas to British art. His paintings of tennis matches, like this one, are celebrated for their modern approach to capturing movement and pattern in a suburban landscape.
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Tennis at Hertingfordbury
Spencer Gore, 1910
