Derwent Lees Prints – Coloured Landscapes, Trees & Outdoor Figures

Derwent Lees prints place figures, trees and buildings within landscapes built from separate touches and areas of colour. A dress or an olive trunk can become the strongest shape against broader water and sky. Explore these outdoor subjects alongside Post-Impressionist art, landscape prints and figurative scenes.

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Derwent Lees Print, Elizabeth Lipczinski with Her Dog, Fanny
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Derwent Lees Print, Olive Tree
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Derwent Lees Print, Olive Grove
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Derwent Lees Print, La Ciotat
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Derwent Lees Print, Italian Landscape With The Alps Beyond
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Derwent Lees Print, Distant view of lakeside buildings
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Derwent Lees Print, Church in a Landscape
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Derwent Lees Print, Tour Madeloc in the Pyrenees
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Derwent Lees Print, Sandhills
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Derwent Lees Print, Lyndra by the Blue Pool, Dorset (1913)
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Derwent Lees Print, Lyndra at Aldbourne (1915)
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Derwent Lees Print, Capel-y-ffin, Wales
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A figure and companion within the landscape

Elizabeth Lipczinski with Her Dog, Fanny sets a striped dress and pale dog against blue water, warm ground and distant light-coloured buildings. The upright body gives the view a clear foreground focus. Repeated coloured marks connect clothing, dog and surroundings without dissolving their separate outlines completely.

A spreading trunk beneath blue sky

Olive Tree centres a broad, twisting tree above pale ground and low plants. Small leaf marks form an open crown, allowing blue sky to remain visible between branches. The textured earth and dark green touches give the simple central silhouette a closely worked surrounding surface.

A dark figure beside divided colour

Lyndra by the Blue Pool, Dorset places a reclining sitter near bright blue water, with patterned banks and a low distant horizon. The dark clothing separates the body from the surrounding pale and green areas. Compare this low horizontal pose with the standing figure and the upright trunk of the olive tree.

Related artists and collections

Explore related colour divisions in Spencer Gore, outdoor settings in Othon Friesz and expressive trees in Joaquín Mir Trinxet. Further landscape art follows the planted and coastal places, while Post-Impressionist prints connects the different ways colour can organise a recognisable outdoor view.

Read more in our guide to Post-Impressionism.