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| We are delighted to be able to give you the opportunity to review the artworks being auctioned at this years Love Art on the 7th December at BAFTA. We hope you enjoy this selection as much as we do. Twiggy will be attending to encourage you to bid on her portrait and Catherine Tate will be the charismatic compere for the night, working alongside Oliver Barker from Sotheby's for the auction! It should be entertaining. If you have not yet bought your ticket, it's not too late. Tickets are £55 each and can be purchased at www.justgiving.com/loveart |
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1) Main Auction - Bid on the night or place an Absentee Bid now We look forward to seeing you there. Laurie Boult, Event Director |
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Main Auction Banksy b.1974 'Jack & Jill (Police Kids)' 2005 Silkscreen, 50 x 70cm Unsigned edition of 0 Estimate £6,000 Submit an Absentee Bid
Kindly donated by Westbrook Gallery |
Main Auction Maggie Hamling b.1945 "Dark Summer Wave 2009" Oil on panel 10 x 20cms Estimate £2,800 Submit an Absentee Bid Kindly donated by the Artist |
Main Auction Julian Opie b.1958 'This is Shahnoza in 3 parts 03' 2008 Flocking on white acrylic in 3 parts. One panel signed verso Overall size 97.0 x 141.0 x 3.8 cm Edition of 30 Estimate £10,350 Submit an Absentee Bid Kindly donated by Alan Cristea Gallery |
| Banksy is Britain's
most celebrated graffiti artist. Originally from Bristol, his identity
remains unknown as graffiti is illegal. He is most famous for his black and
white stencils etched on walls, pavements and bridges all over the world.
Banksy has blurred the boundaries between graffiti and art with his distinctive satirical and thought-provoking stencils and drawings: monkeys with weapons of mass destruction, little girls cuddling up to missiles, police officers walking fluffy poodles, Samuel L. Jackson and John Travolta in Pulp Fiction holding bananas instead of guns… the list is endless. |
Flocking on white
acrylic in three-parts Each panel separately presented in a sprayed matt black aluminium frame specified by the artist. |
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Main Auction Tracey Emin b.1963 "Suffer Love IV" 2009 Monoprint on paper 21 x 30 cm Est: £3,500 Submit an Absentee Bid Kindly donated by the Artist |
Main Auction Mary Fedden b.1915 'Pear and Butterflies' 2009 Watercolour on Paper 12.9cm x 16.2cm Estimate £1,500 Submit an Absentee Bid Kindly donated by the Artist |
Main Auction Jack Vettriano b. 1951 ‘Dancer in Emerald’ 2008 Signed, Limited Edition Giclee Print 25 inches x 20 inches Estimate £1,200 Submit an Absentee Bid Kindly donated by Heartbreak Publishing |
| Internationally known, attended the Royal College of Art & studied modern philosophy in London and was on the short list for the Turner Prize in 1999. Emin's art is highly confessional, for she makes her life known as well as her beliefs and her feelings. Her life and art are inextricably entwined. Her work is a controlled exhibition of the self: often tragic, sometimes funny. David Bowie called Emin “William Blake as a woman, written by Mike Leigh”, critics describe her art as ”full of passion and striving and liveliness” with a ”raw openness”. | The lady in 'The Singing Butler' and 'Dancer In Emerald' turned out to be Orla Brady, who posed for the photographs 25 years ago and who has since become a successful Hollywood actress and known to BBC viewers through the series, 'Mistresses' amongst others. | |
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Main Auction Gered Mankowitz b.1946 'Portrait photograph for illustration purposes only' The winning bidder of this lot will be able to commission their own photographic portrait by the photographer Gered Mankowitz Estimate £10,000 Submit an Absentee Bid Kindly donated by the Artist |
Main Auction Alban Hajdinaj b.1974 'Painting Lessons' 2008 Printed canvas 40 x 50 cm Series of 21 Estimate £400 Submit an Absentee Bid Kindly donated by 176 Zabludowicz |
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| Gered
Mankowitz is one of the greatest rock photographers of the last 50 years,
whose previous subjects have included Jimi Hendrix, the Rolling Stones and
Marianne Faithful. |
From a series of 21 canvases of illustrations taken from a Russian book from 1959 for German language learning. ’I am fascinated by these drawings. They perfectly embody the dictatorship of the written language structure. The collector is invited to paint or draw on the canvas: colour the drawing, erase it, scribble it - or keep it as it is. In this sense, they function as potential works rather than finished ones. Hajdinaj is interEstimateed in questioning the structure of the language/image as well as the physical production and technologies of artworks. | |
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Main Auction David Hockney b.1937 'Apples, Grapes, Lemons' 1988 Homemade Print 43cm x 56cm Estimate £5,000 Submit an Absentee Bid Kindly donated by Westbrook Gallery |
Main Auction Sam Jackson b.1977 'David in Uniform' 2009 Oil on Panel 70cm x 29cm Estimate £3,000 Submit an Absentee Bid Kindly donated by the Artist |
Main Auction Lord Snowdon b.1930 Twiggy - 1967 Silver Gelatine Photo 51cm x 40cms Estimate £4,000 Submit an Absentee Bid Kindly donated by the Artist |
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Main Auction Henri Matisse (1869-1954) ‘Vierge et Enfant’1950 16.5 x 13 inches Lithograph Estimate £9,000 Submit an Absentee Bid Kindly donated by a private collector |
Main Auction Tessa Newcomb b. 1955 ‘On the Canal’ 2006 20.75 x 11.5 inches Oil on Board Estimate £2,000 Submit an Absentee Bid Kindly donated by Crane Kalman Gallery |
| With Picasso and Braque, Leger was credited with being a master of the Cubist movement and became obsessed after his First World War experience, to make art accessible to everyone. Leger became associated with Le Corbusier’s Purist movement, creating static and glossy paintings of machinery. He also taught in America and at his own school, Academie de l’Art Contemporain. Leger was widely influenced by the social conditions of the ever-changing times and is represented in most major museums world-wide. | Henri Matisse (31 December 1869 – 3 November 1954) was a French artist, known for his use of colour and his fluid, brilliant and original draughtsmanship. He was a master draughtsman, printmaker, and sculptor, but excelled primarily as a painter. Matisse is regarded, with Picasso, as the greatest artist of the 20th century. Although he was initially labelled as a Fauve (wild beast), by the 1920s, he was increasingly hailed as an upholder of the classical tradition in French painting. His mastery of the expressive language of colour and drawing, displayed in a body of work spanning over a half-century, won him recognition as a leading figure in modern art. |
Scenes of the Norfolk and Suffolk countryside and
coastline dominate Tessa's work - her paintings are inspired by her
unerring curiosity for the enchantingly unpredictable subtleties and
poignances of life going on all around us. |
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Main Auction Cornelia Parker b.1956 'Meteor Map ‘Bethlehem (North Carolina)' 2001 Lithograph 45cm x 65cm Ed 20 Estimate £1,800 Submit an Absentee Bid Kindly donated by the artist |
Main Auction Norman Parkinson 1913 - 1990 'Vogue' 1959 Unique silver print from original negative 38cm x 30cm Estimate £4,000 Submit an Absentee Bid
Kindly donated by the Angela Williams Archive |
Main Auction Pablo Picasso (1881 - 1973) ‘Le Modele Nu’ 1927 27.8cm x 19.5 cm Etching, 2nd state Estimate £13,000 Submit an Absentee Bid Kindly donated by a private collector |
| Sculptor and installation artist internationally recognized for her multi-layered irony which favors "exploded" views. A Turner Prize nominated artist in 1997, Parker is renowned for her site-specific work which exist only for that time and place. With art pieces such as Churchill's Cigar, Feather from Benjamin Franklin's Attic, A Feather from Freud's Pillow, Shared Fate Thirty Pieces of Silver Parker finds poetry in the most prosaic objects. Her works are included in the London Tate Gallery and the MOMA New York. | One of the great pioneers of fashion photography, and a decisive influence on subsequent generations of fashion photographers, Norman Parkinson is famous for redefining glamour in fashion as something far more spontaneous and modern than it had ever been before him. Norman Parkinson opened his own studio by the age of twenty-one, and ssoon began to work for the British edition of Harper's Bazaar and throughout his long career he contributed to many publications, including Vogue, Queen, and Town and Country. | From edition on Japan
paper Regular edition was 40 Ref: Bloch Vol1, No 78 Exhibitions: This was included in an exhibition of works in Milan, Italy by Max Jacob, Pablo Picasso and Amedeo Modigliani Between December 2006 and March 2007. The show as curated and catalogued by Guastalta, the well known Art Dealer. |
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Main Auction Paula Rego b.1935 "Camouflaged Hands" 2006 Colour Lithograph Paper size: 75cm x 53.5 cm Edition of 35. Estimate £2,000 framed Submit an Absentee Bid
Kindly donated by the Marlborough Gallery |
Main Auction Jamie Routley b.1982 Self-Portrait 2009 (illustration purposes only) The winning bidder of this lot will be able to commission their own portrait by the artist Oil on Canvas (unframed) Estimate £3,000 Submit an Absentee Bid Kindly donated by Lisa Sharpe Contemporary Art |
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| Rego established an
early reputation with her surreal collages, later populated with subversive
cartoon-like animals. In 1988, a retrospective at the Serpentine Gallery in
London confirmed her international reputation. A powerful original female
voice, she is now one of Europe's most sought after artists. A painter of
'stories', her characters enact a variety of roles and depict disquieting
tensions below the surface. Her work is in most major collections and the Paula Rego Museum, in Cascais Portuguese has just opened. |
Routley is passionate about capturing the inner spirit of a person and paints only from life. His ability to portray one’s essence and character gives the viewer far more than just an illustrative image. Routley trained and taught at the Charles H. Cecil Studios in Florence - one of the only surviving classical ateliers teaching the fundamental skills in drawing and painting from life. Routley grinds many of his own paints in his West Kensington studio and uses the Old Masters technique of ‘sight- size’ portraiture. Head and shoulders portrait sittings take 3-4 sittings. Routley’s work is the collection of Standard Chartered Bank, London and major private collections in Germany, Sweden, London and New York. | |
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Silent Auction Peter Anderson 'Single Madonna' Photograph 24 inches x 18 inches (tbc) Estimate £2,500 Submit an Absentee Bid Kindly donated by
the Artist |
Silent Auction Kindly
donated by Westbrook Gallery |
Silent Auction Kindly donated by Helen Cody |
| Sir Peter Blake is one of the founding fathers of British pop art, his most recent retrospective was at the TATE in 2008. Renowned for the iconic album cover for the Beatles ‘Sergeant Pepper’, Blake’s work is inspired by his love affair with icons and the ephemera of popular culture which continues working with bands such as Oasis, Blur, Paul Weller & Robbie Williams. | Helen Cody was awarded Irish fashion designer of the year in 2008. Helen has worked in New York, London, Paris and her hometown, Dublin. She creates beautiful wearable couture works of art. Her pieces are collected by national museums and private collections. Helens designs unique pieces for her private clients to be worn at events including the Oscars,Cannes and society weddings. Helen curently works from her atelier studio in Kent and London. www.helencody.com | |
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Andre Derain (1880-1954) 'Paysage' 1935 Ink on paper, stamped 14 x 22cm Estimate £900 Submit an Absentee Bid
Kindly donated by a private collector |
Silent Auction Terence Donovan (1936-1996) 'Fashion for Daily Mail' 1960 Photo Ed. 50 47.5 x 40.2cm Estimate £1,400 Submit an Absentee Bid Kindly donated by Daisy Donovan courtesy of Artist Estate |
Silent Auction 'The Godfather' 1972 This is the original British poster used in cinemas on its year of release in 1972. Conservation Linen Backed 104cm x 69cm Estimate £900 Submit an Absentee Bid Kindly donated by the Reel Poster Gallery |
| In 1906, Derain met
Picasso and his dealer, who purchased Derain's entire studio, creating
newfound financial success. During this time, he was hired for the
illustrations for works by Guillaume Apollinaire and Andre Breton. After
World War I, his friend's Cubism movement affected his art, along with
influence from Classicism and African Art. His work is represented in most National Collections world-wide. |
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Silent Auction Trudy Good b.1967 'Red Dress' 2008 Charcoal & pastel 81.5cm x 63.5cm Estimate £1,850 Submit an Absentee Bid Kindly donated by Belgravia Gallery |
Silent Auction Rose Hilton b.1931 'The Window' 1974 Silkscreen 56cm x 40.5cm Edition of 75 Estimate £500 Submit an Absentee Bid
Kindly donated by Connaught Brown |
Silent Auction Kindly donated by
the Artist |
| Trudy Good is highly
sought for her intuitive and compassionate depiction of the human form. Her
sensitive and evocative use of pastel and charcoal is used to dramatic and
emotional effect in her portraiture. Good has firmly established herself in the genre of the female figure, standing and reclining, in moments of meditative calm and graceful self containment. |
With a retrospective
at Tate St Ives in 2008, Rose Hilton uses painting to explore colour and
light in a visual balancing act where imagery hovers between abstraction and
figuration. A central figure in the post war St Ives group including Henry Moore, Ivon Hitchens, Adrian Stokes, Cecil Collins, Mary Potter, Roger Hilton, Victor Pasmore, Ben and Winifred Nicholson and David Bomberg. |
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Silent Auction Jonathan Huxley b.1965 'Ladies' day'2009 Acrylic, gouache & ink 18cm x 34.3cm Estimate £2,500 Submit an Absentee Bid
Kindly donated by Crane Kalman Gallery |
Silent Auction David Inshaw b.1943 ‘Be My Valentine’ 38cm x 29cm (tbc) Etching Estimate £500 Submit an Absentee Bid Kindly donated by the Artist |
Silent Auction David Inshaw b.1943 ‘Seated Nude' 43.5cm x 33.5cm Etchings Estimate £500 Submit an Absentee Bid Kindly donated by the Artist |
| Huxley's paintings feature the human figure in motion. The speed at which they move accounts for their shadowy nature, and because of this, and his bold use of colour, Huxley's paintings emit a wonderful energy. Studied at Nottingham and Royal Academy of Art, Huxley was awarded the RA Young Masters Prize and was the subject of the Channel 4 documentary Behind the Eye in1992. | ||
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Silent Auction Stephen Walker b.1975 'City of London' 2008 Archival ink jet and screen print on hand torn fine art paper 34 x 67 cm Ed 50 Estimate £900 Submit an Absentee Bid
Kindly donated by TAG Fine Arts |
Silent Auction Kindly donated by
Westbrook Gallery
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Auction Sophie Ryder b.1963 'Paint Pots' 2001 Screenprint Edition 50 54 x 68cm Estimate £600 Submit an Absentee Bid Kindly donated by Osborne Samuel |
| Aptly described by the London born and based artist Stephen Walter RCA as, ‘a celebration of an unfolding drama based in reality, a place that we are all part of and can relate to‘, The Island Series took two years to complete. From a distance, the print looks like an old historical map; however, on closer inspection the piece focuses on local place name histories, the artist choosing to highlight etymologies spanning from pre-Christian times to the present day. The artist has re-drawn all of London’s 32 boroughs. | Since the early 90’s Petry has exhibited world-wide with significant works in several museums including the British Museum, Museum of Art and Design New York, The New Art Gallery Walsall and the Museum of Fine Arts Houston.In 2010 he will be the artist in residence at the Sir John Soane Museum London. | Studied at the Royal Academy, Sophie Ryder has exhibited world-wide; UK, Canada, the United States, Eire, Belgium and the Netherlands with many major public commissions and is included in many public collections including the Tate, London. |
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Silent Auction Kindly donated by Belgravia Gallery |
Silent Auction
Daniel Sturgis b.1966
'High Repose 2005 Acrylic on canvas 41 x 61cm Estimate £3,000 Submit an Absentee Bid
Kindly donated by the Artist and Westbrook Gallery |
Silent Auction
Sue Arrowsmith b.1968 Kindly donated by the Artist |
| Lord Snowdon is one of the world's most renowned photographers. Through the ages, flowers have provided wonderful subject matter for talented artists and photographers and this portfolio brings together a collection of unique floral portraits. The portfolio contains eight wild flower studies, each hand-printed using photographic material carefully chosen to capture the detail and rich colours of the subjects. |
Head of painting at Goldsmiths, his paintings have been included in
notable survey shows in public institutions such as Perfidy - surviving
modernism (Kettles Yard, Cambridge, 2000); Complementary Studies: Recent
Abstract Painting (Harris Museum, PrEstimateon, 2001); Painting as a
Foreign Language (Sao Paolo Biennale, 2002); work is included in major
public and private collections such as the Government Art Collection and
the Saatchi Collection & the Daimler Crysler Collection.
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Trained at Goldsmiths and prizewinner at both John Moores and the NatwEstimate prize, Sue has exhibited internationally & is in many important collections including Saatchi, Arts Council & Hayward. Arrowsmith photographs fields of abandoned scrubland. These images are projected, then meticulously recorded & traced in pencil, building densely interweaving lines, flickering and undulating, neglected everyday environments can have such extraordinary complexity and beauty. |
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Tom Hanly 'Lennon ‘Imagine’ & ‘thinker’ (2 works)' Unique, archival print, from original negatives from original run through of ‘Imagine’ at Lennon’s home (aside from regular ed of 25). 33 x 49cm Estimate £1,500 Submit an Absentee Bid Kindly donated by the Artist |
Silent Auction Patrick Hughes b.1939 ‘Rainbows End' 1978 56cm x 40.5cm Screenprint Estimate £750 Submit an Absentee Bid Kindly donated by a private collector |
Silent Auction Kate Marshall b.1982 'Love' 2009 20cm x 26cm Linocut ed 10 Estimate £250 Submit an Absentee Bid Kindly donated by DegreeArt.com |
| During the autumn
months of 1963 I was frequently in the Fab Four's company, culminating in
Paris in January 1964 when I shared their apartment at the George V Hotel
while the rest of the press fumed outside, which lead to a long friendship
with John. These shots taken at his home just after he’d written Imagine in
his basement studio and ran it past me & Yoko. |
Internationally recognized since his first one man show in 1961, his Pop/ Surrealist images play with visual and verbal puns, painted in bright colours. A printmaker, his work is widely sought after, particularly the his investigations of perception and illusion on the motif of the rainbow in a series of prints and paintings, such as Pile of Rainbows (1973), Prison Rainbow (1973) and Leaning on a Landscape (1979). Later he pioneered three-dimensional paintings known as ‘Reverspectives’. Patrick Hughes work is held by the Arts Council, Tate Gallery and the British Council. | Pin-up girls from the
50s, mythological beauties and contemporary female celebs - they all come
together in this promising young artist’s work. Graduating from Goldsmiths
College in 2004 she has showed in various national exhibitions. |
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Silent Auction Bryan Pearce b.1929 'Parish Church' 1978 56cm x 40.5cm Etching, Ed 75 Estimate £300 Submit an Absentee Bid Kindly donated by a private collector |
Silent Auction Maria Chevska b.1948 'Head Over Heels' 2008 Oil on canvas 41cm x 30cm Estimate £3,500 Submit an Absentee Bid Kindly donated by the Artist |
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| Over the past 50 years Bryan Pearce has exhibited throughout the country, including the New Art Centre, Victor Waddington Gallery and Stoppenbach & DelEstimatere in London; Beaux Arts in Bath and the Oxford Museum of Modern Art. In St Ives he has shown at the Sail Loft Gallery, Wills Lane Gallery and the New Craftsman. Public Collections include: the Tate Gallery, the Arts Council, the Contemporary Arts Society and Kettle's Yard, Cambridge. |
Internationally exhibited from Paris and widely in France to projects in
Berlin, and Germany; Philadelphia, USA; & recent paintings in Stockholm,
and Helsinki; and Mummery & Schnelle Gallery London.
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Online Auction Simon
Bill b.1958 Submit an online bid via ebay (7 day auction from Sunday 29th November 10am) Kindly donated by Westbrook Gallery |
Online Auction Emily Blunt ‘Signed Photo’ Photo 15.5 x 10.3cm Estimate £250 Submit an online bid via ebay (7 day auction from Sunday 29th November 10am) Kindly donated by the Emily Blunt |
Online Auction Ben Dearnley b.1964 ‘Untitled Head’ Alabaster and glass 6 x 5 inches, Height 9.5 inches Estimate £900 Submit an online bid via ebay (7 day auction from Sunday 29th November 10am) Kindly donated by the Belgravia Gallery |
| Simon Bill studied at the R.C.A and St Martins, has exhibited internationally including Becks Future 2, UBS Warburg and Patrick painter in U.S.A. Known for his automatic oval paintings with witty vivid representations of the intangible meanderings of the subconscious whilst his choice of media runs the gamut from paint to discarded DIY products. | Before embarking on
his sculpture career, Ben was known as one of the foremost saxophone
technicians in the UK. In this work he combines his two passions to form an alto saxophone carved from alabaster which he collected from the town of Volterra, Southern Tuscany late last year. It was during that time that he discovered the properties of this light-absorbing material which led to a series of works involving inlaying different coloured glass within the back of the work so that it may fuse into the stone when the light is behind the sculpture. This piece is designed to have a back light (strong if possible) and when this is set up will give a stronger colour definition. |
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Online Auction Ben Dearnley b.1964 'Untitled’ Original Ink Drawing 25 x 33 inches framed Estimate £900 Submit an online bid via ebay (7 day auction from Sunday 29th November 10am) Kindly donated by Belgravia Gallery |
Online Auction Dion Salvador Lloyd ‘Creek’ Oil on Canvas 12 x 12 inches Framed Estimate £1,000 Submit an online bid via ebay (7 day auction from Sunday 29th November 10am) Kindly donated by Belgravia Gallery |
Online Auction Sheila Oliner 'Janet' 1978 Drypoint and Etching Ed. 75 56cm x40.5cm Estimate £300 Framed Submit an online bid via ebay (7 day auction from Sunday 29th November 10am) Kindly donated by a private collector |
| This 2-D work is
original . Ben uses Khadi handmade papers from India and the finest Indian
(fade resistant) black drawing Ink with a Chinese bamboo ink brush. “Each work is a process of my evolving understanding of an athlete I have worked with and is an expression of their body in motion captured in this stylised process. The heavy Khadi Indian handmade paper and the Chinese ink brushes with the Indian ink give a slightly broken style to the flow of line which is emphasised by the nature of line chosen to show the form and body.” |
Dion Salvador Lloyd paints skyscapes which are, by turns, warm and engaging, mean and foreboding. They betray his admiration for the likes of Turner and Dali. But he is truly in his element when surrounded by nature, which is evident from his paintings that reflect his fascination with the sky. They are not demanding or abrasive in any way, but instead have a feeling of infinity about them. His approach is more suggEstimateive than descriptive, allowing the viewer to bring their own interpretation to each piece. | |
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Online Auction Submit an online bid via ebay (7 day auction from Sunday 29th November 10am) Kindly donated by Mumford Fine Art |
Online Auction Trish Wylie 'Fluorescent Cowboys (from film Magnificent Seven)' Mixed Media 100cm x 24cm Estimate £1,500 Submit an online bid via ebay (7 day auction from Sunday 29th November 10am) Kindly donated by Belgravia Gallery |
Silent Auction David Inshaw b.1964 ‘Face’ 37.5cm x 29cm Etching Estimate £500 Submit an online bid via ebay (7 day auction from Sunday 29th November 10am) Kindly donated by the Artist |
Anastasia Pollard's rich oil portraits place contemporary sitters in
settings based on Cimambue frescoes and portray unfamiliar and known
characters, such as Emily as Dorothy, in modern-day studios, in all
cases coalescing old worlds with new in terms of portraiture and
painting. Raised in Virginia, USA, educated at the Pennsylvania Academy
of Fine Arts in Philadelphia, USA, as well as the Florence Academy of
Art, Italy, and having privately apprenticed from 1993-1995, Pollard has
lived in London, England since 2006, during which time she has exhibited
extensively.
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London artist, Trish Wylie, is making a name for herself with her
painterly explorations of the cinematic genre. Her previoiusly abstract
leanings took a curious turn when her love of painting and film merged
to form a series of large and colourful canvas works. In her series of
'Western' paintings, the leading stars of classic Western film take on
an enigmatic yet iconic presence. As Robin Baker, Curator of the BFI
Media Teque, quoted, "These paintings melt into the films". Trish Wylie's work was shortlisted for the John Moores prize in 2006 and featured in The Best of the West show at the Study Gallery in Poole, alongside John Makepeace and Brian Rice. |
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