Arthur Hayward

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Arthur Hayward, by Arthur Hayward, 1933 - NPG  - © reserved; collection National Portrait Gallery, London

© reserved; collection National Portrait Gallery, London

Arthur Hayward

by Arthur Hayward
oil on canvas, 1933
37 3/4 in. x 35 7/8 in. (960 mm x 911 mm)
Purchased, 1985
Primary Collection
NPG 5825


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  • Arthur Hayward (1889-1962), Painter. Sitter in 1 portrait, Artist of 1 portrait.

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  • Arthur Hayward (1889-1962), Painter. Artist of 1 portrait, Sitter in 1 portrait.

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Born in Southport and trained at Warrington School of Art and the Slade in London, Arthur Hayward served in the Royal Field Artillery in the First World War. He is thought to have settled in St Ives in Cornwall soon after. A principal of St Ives College of Art in the inter-war years, Hayward portrays himself in this striking self-portrait before a view of the village harbour. It is said that Hayward once set up his easel there to paint on a Sunday and he and his dog were thrown in the harbour by the villagers.

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