Talking Sybil. Seeing Sybil.

Sybil Andrews: Art & Life curator Dr. Hana Leaper discusses how the exhibition celebrates the complexity of this amazing artist and remarkable person. Based in London, UK, Dr. Leaper’s wider research interests include the Grosvenor School of linocut artists, twentieth century exhibiting histories and artists’ networks, and theories of an artistic middlebrow. She is the author of Sybil Andrews Linocuts: A Complete Catalogue and Sybil Andrew and the Grosvenor School Linocuts.

Sybil Slideshow

Sybil Andrews: Art & Life exhibition entrance. Photo Mike Tan.
Sybil Andrews, “Sybil in Brown Tweed,” 1940, Collection of Glenbow.
Modern Life gallery. Photo Mike Tan.
Sybil Andrews, “Gale,” 1930, Collection of Glenbow.
Sybil Andrews, “Sledgehammers,” 1933.
Modern Life gallery. Photo Mike Tan
Sybil Andrews, “Hyde Park,” 1981, Collection of Glenbow.
Modern Life gallery. Photo Mike Tan.
Sybil Andrews & Cyril Power, “Football,” 1933, Collection of Glenbow.
Entrance to The Spiritual Dimension in Art gallery. Photo Mike Tan.
The Spiritual Dimension in Art gallery. Photo Mike Tan.
The “chapel,” The Spirtitual Dimension in Art. Photo Glenbow.
Sybil Andrews, “In Manus Tuas Domini,” 1946, Collection of Glenbow.
“Sybil’s Delights” scrapbook. Photo Glenbow.
Sketch from “Sybil’s Delights.”
Andrews’ collection of recorder cases.
“Prints and Process” gallery. Photo Mike Tan.
Sybil Andrews, “Oranges,” 1929, Collection of Glenbow.
Sybil Andrews, “King Henry VII Chapel, Westminster Abbey,” 1923, Collection of Glenbow.
Sybil Andrews, “Peevies,” 1962, Collection of Glenbow.
“Peevies” wall. Photo Mike Tan.
Modernism: Theory, Colour, Technique gallery. Photo Mike Tan
Sybil Andrews, “Walter Morgan,” no date, Collection of Glenbow.
Responses to a New Life in Canada gallery. Photo Mike Tan.
Sybil Andrews, Logging Team, 1952, Collection of Glenbow.
Sybil Andrews, “Coffee Bar,” 1952, Collection of Glenbow.

Talking Sybil. Seeing Sybil.

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