Marlow Moss

12 Oct 2013-23 Apr 2014

Overview

This Tate touring exhibition features a group of works by Marlow Moss (1889-1958), now regarded as one of Britain's most important Constructivist artists. Prior to the First World War, Moss produced highly abstract painted compositions similar to the work of Mondrian, with whom she is often associated and who she was close to for much of her life. Later her practice developed towards the production of all white reliefs and sculptural works.