Advance Notice
18th March to 9th April
Robin Rae
Recent Paintings
Rae is a figurative and abstract artist and teacher, who works in oil, etching and 3-dimensions.
Born in London in 1928, he studied at Ealing School of Art and the
Royal College; his tutors included John Nash, Francis Bacon, Rodrigo
Moynihan and Edward Bawden. Rae showed considerable early talent,
exhibiting at the RA in 1946 and by the age of 21 he had held two
successful London solo shows, which gained critical appreciation.
He taught etching at Edinburgh College of Art and 3-dimensional design
at Liverpool College of Art. In 1970 Rae retired from teaching and
moved to Dorset where he ran a successful screen printing business with
his wife Kate; a fashion designer.
Rae has exhibited at the Royal Scottish Academy; the French Institute;
Ashmolean Museum, Oxford; Dorchester Museum and Art Gallery; Aitken
Dott, Edinburgh, The London Group and Young Contemporaries. His work is
in the collection of the Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool
|

Robin Rae, Huge Red Jug, oil on canvas, 2011

Robin Rae, Chinese Landscape, oil on canvas, 2011
|

Robin Rae in 2011

Robin Rae, Le Tour Vauban, oil on canvas, 2011
|
Advance Notice
21st April to 20th May
Francis Hewlett RWA
Sculpture and Paintings
Hewlett was born in
Bristol in 1930 and studied at the West of England College of Art and
in Paris at the Ecole des Beaux Arts before entering the Slade School
of Art in London. From 1957 he lived in Cornwall, and from 1960 to 1981
was Head of Painting at the Falmouth School of Art.
|

Francis Hewlett RWA
|

Francis Hewlett RWA
|
Advance Notice
2nd June to 1st July
Elizabeth Hunter RWA
Hilary Cartmel
Paintings and Sculpture
Elizabeth Hunter was born in
Bristol and studied at the West of England College of Art, specializing
in painting. Tutors included Paul Feiler and George Sweet.
Art Teachers diploma 1956.
After a distinguished post-graduate studies at the Slade, University
College, London, was awarded a Slade Diploma with Special commendation
in 1958 and first
prize in drawing, second prize in portrait painting, life drawing and etching.
Tutours included Claude Rogers, Anthony Gross and Lucien Freud. The
early 60s were spent in Cornwall. Elected to the membership of both
Newlyn and Penwith Societies and was involved in the selecting and
hanging of many exhibitions. Between 1964 and 1966 curated the Passmore
Edwards Gallery.
Became involved in art education and taught life drawing and painting
at the School of Art & Design, Queens Road, Bristol for many years.
Now living and working in Cornwall.
RWA elected member & St Ives Society of Artists 2008,
Penwith elected member 2009.
|

Hilary Cartmel 01 (detail)

Hilary Cartmel

Elizabeth Hunter: Lovers on chaise-long
|

Hilary Cartmel 02

Elizabeth Hunter: Lovers on chaise-long
|
Advance Notice
14th July to 12th August
John Hubbard
Spain: Paintings & Drawings
The American-born artist,
John Hubbard, has lived and worked in England for over forty years. He
is a landscape painter of an unconventional type, in that he fuses
elements of Chinese painting and contemporary abstraction within the
tradition of late 19th century European landscape sensibility.
The
result is work which conveys a strong sense of the feel of landscape,
its essence and physical presence. As the New York Times critic wrote
in 1986: "these are paintings to be savoured by those who like
consistency in art".
|

John Hubbard
1931 Born in USA; educated at Harvard University
1956/58 Studied at Art Students League, NYC and with Hans Hoffman
1981Subject of film shown on the South Bank Show, I.T.V. London
1987 First working visit to Alhambra, Granada, Spain - subject of this exhibition
1996 Winner of Jerwood Prize
|

John Hubbard
Solo Exhibitions include:
Fischer Fine Art, London
Purdy Hicks Gallery, London
Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge
Rothschild Collection, Waddesdon Manor
Marlborough Fine Art, London
|
|