The radicals return: The Vorticists at Tate Britain – in pictures

Composition in Blue and Black, c1914-15, by Dorothy Shakespear Photograph: Emerson Art Gallery Hamilton College, Estate of Omar S Pound

Balance, c1915, by Helen Saunders
Photograph: Smart Museum of Art, University of Chicago, Estate of Helen Saunders

The Mud Bath, 1914, by David Bomberg Photograph: Tate

Hieratic Head of Ezra Pound, 1914, by Henri Gaudier-Brzeska Photograph: National Gallery of Art, Washington

The Crowd, 1914-15, by Wyndham Lewis Photograph: Wyndham Lewis Memorial Trust

Vision of Ezekiel, 1912, by David Bomberg Photograph: Tate

Canon, c1915, by Helen Saunders
Photograph: The David and Alfred Smart Museum of Art, The University of Chicago, Estate of Helen Saunders

Ornement Torpille, 1914, by Henri Gaudier-Brzeska Photograph: Art Gallery of Ontario

The Dancers, 1912, by Wyndham Lewis
Photograph: Wyndham Lewis Memorial Trust/Manchester City Galleries

Abstract Composition in Blue and Yellow, c1915, by Helen Saunders
Photograph: Tate/Estate of Helen Saunders

Workshop, c1914-15, by Wyndham Lewis Photograph: Wyndham Lewis Memorial Trust

Composition (Stilts), 1914-15, by Frederick Etchells
Photograph: British Council/Estate of Frederick Etchells