Dustbins in the Studio 1954

"Dustbins in the Studio" is a 1954 painting by John Bratby, a British artist known for his depictions of everyday life in a gritty, realistic style. This work exemplifies Bratby's artistic approach, capturing the interior of his studio with a focus on seemingly mundane objects – dustbins, chairs, and other studio furniture – rendered with thick brushstrokes and a sense of immediacy. The painting's composition and subject matter highlight Bratby's interest in the ordinary, reflecting the post-war British art movement that emphasized everyday experiences.