Fine Art
George Cressal Ellis

George Cressal Ellis

English, 1885–1958

George Cressal Ellis was an English artist known for his contributions to the field of painting and printmaking. He was born in 1885 and passed away in 1958. Ellis trained at the Royal Academy Schools in London, where he honed his skills in both traditional and modern techniques. Throughout his career, he became known for his landscapes and still-life compositions, often characterized by a vibrant use of color and light. His work reflects a blend of Impressionist influences and a unique personal style that captures the essence of the English countryside. Ellis's significance lies in his ability to bridge traditional artistic methods with modern sensibilities, making him a notable figure in 20th-century English art.

3 artworks

Design for Setting of Charles Kean’s Richard II by George Cressal Ellis, ink on paper

Design for Setting of Charles Kean’s Richard II at the Princess’s Theatre on March 12, 1857 – Act 4, Scene 2

George Cressal Ellis

Stage design for 'Richard II' by George Cressal Ellis, Victorian style

Design for Setting of Charles Kean’s Richard II at the Princess’s Theatre on March 12, 1857, Act 5, Scene 1

George Cressal Ellis

Theater set design by George Cressal Ellis, Victorian style

Design for Setting of Charles Kean’s Richard II at the Princess’s Theatre on March 12, 1857, Act 5, Scene 4

George Cressal Ellis