Other : signed

Gallery Ref: ark002

Price : £3500

Biography :

Anthony Klitz (1917-2000), the impressionist style urban cityscape artist Tony Robert Klitz was born in Southport and attended Bishop Wordsworth School, Salisbury before studying painting and drawing at Cheltenham Art College (1936-1939). He also received training as an architect. Klitz served in the War, ending up as a Major, and in 1950 moved to London where he painted alongside the Australian artist Hayward Veal where he began exhibiting his work.

Klitz later moved to Ireland where he lived and painted for much of his life. He died in Ireland in 2000.

Other : signed

Gallery Ref: ark001

Price : £3500

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Other : signed and dated 03

Gallery Ref: sb001

Price : SOLD

Biography :

Sandra Blow studied at St Martin’s School of Art from 1941 to 1946, at the Royal Academy Schools from 1946 to 1947, and subsequently at the Academy of Fine Arts, Rome from 1947 to 1948. She travelled to Spain and France in the late 1940s, worked in Cornwall for a year from 1957 to 1958 and went on to teach at the Royal College of Art from 1960.

Blow’s first solo exhibition was at Gimpel Fils in 1951, where she continued to exhibit regularly until the mid-sixties. Further solo shows were held at the New Art Centre, London (1966, 1968, 1971, 1973), at Clare College, Cambridge (1968) and at the Royal Academy of Arts, London (Diploma Gallery) in 1979. More recently, a retrospective of her work was held in the Sackler Galleries at the Royal Academy in 1994. Blow also participated in many international group exhibitions from an early stage. These included; ‘Young British Painters’, at The Art Club, Chicago (1957), which subsequently toured the USA for two years; the Venice Biennale – Young Artists Section (1958); ‘Aspects of New British Art’, British Council touring exhibition of Australia and New Zealand (1967); and ‘St Ives’ held at the Tate Gallery, London (1985). More recently her work has been regularly included in group exhibitions at the Tate Gallery, St Ives, and in other shows throughout the UK.

Blow’s awards include joint-winner of the International Guggenheim Award (The Solomon R Guggenheim Museum, New York, 1960), Second Prize Winner in the John Moores Liverpool Exhibition (1961) and the Korn Ferry Picture of the Year Award, Royal Academy (1998). In 1994 her work ‘Green and White’ was purchased under the terms of the Chantrey Bequest for the Nation. Among her recent commissions are a glass screen for Heathrow Airport (commissioned by the BAA in 1995), and illustrations for ‘Waves on Porthmeor Beach’, by Alaric Sumner (Wordsworth Books, 1995).

An abstract painter who has also used materials such as polyethylene, and willow cane to construct pictures. Blow has been said to be concerned pre-eminently with the problems of pure painting: balance and proportion, tension and scale. She was appointed Honorary Fellow of the Royal College of Art in 1973.

Other : signed and dated 06

Gallery Ref: ph003

Price : SOLD

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Other : signed and dated 06

Gallery Ref: ph002

Price : SOLD

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Other : signed and dated 06

Gallery Ref: ph001

Price : £750

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Other : signed and dated

Gallery Ref : Panchal001

Price : £4500

Biography :

Shanti Panchal is a leading London-based Indian artist with an international reputation. He won the 1991 National Portrait Gallery/BP Portrait Award, was Artist-in-Residence at the National Gallery, London in 1994, and was a 2003 nominee for the UK Asian Achievers Awards. Executing only a few pictures each year, Panchal’s fascinating and monumental watercolours successfully unite an Indian spirit with western form, creating a timeless quality with universal appeal.

Other : signed and dated

Gallery Ref : Panchal002

Price : £5500

Biography :

Shanti Panchal is a leading London-based Indian artist with an international reputation. He won the 1991 National Portrait Gallery/BP Portrait Award, was Artist-in-Residence at the National Gallery, London in 1994, and was a 2003 nominee for the UK Asian Achievers Awards. Executing only a few pictures each year, Panchal’s fascinating and monumental watercolours successfully unite an Indian spirit with western form, creating a timeless quality with universal appeal.

Other : signed, titled and dated 1967 on the reverse

Gallery Ref: sb001

Price : £1500 sale price   ( £2500 )

Biography :

Born in Leicester in 1944, Stephen Buckley studied Fine Art at Kings College, Durham University under Richard Hamilton (1962-67) where he was involved in the reconstruction of Duchamp’s Large Glass and then at the University of Reading (1967-9) under Terry Frost and Claude Rodgers. He has taught variously at Canterbury College of Art, Chelsea School of Art, The Royal College of Art and was Artist in Residence at Kings College, Cambridge (1972-4). He was appointed Professor of Fine Art at the University of Reading in 1994, and Professor Emeritus in 2009. He has held over fifty solo exhibitions worldwide and is represented in many national collections.

Public Collections

Yale Center for British Art, New Haven, Connecticut, US

Provenance: Leigh Underhill Gallery ,London 1985

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Price : SOLD