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September 17, 2014

Paintings: Joash Woodrow

Autumn Leaves

Trees before yellow buildings (4)


Overgrown structure, Trees and Clouds (12)


Four Trees, White Fence & industrial buildings 



It's been a while since I wrote a post this year, what better way than to share with you some lovely images by Leeds Painter Joash Woodrow. 

If you haven't been lucky enough to come across his work before, Joash was of Polish/ Jewish heritage and studied at Leeds College of Art in the early 50's. He then went on to attend the Royal College of Art after winning a scholarship. 

A recluse for most of his life, Joash resided in Chapel Allerton where he carried on painting until his death in 2006. Art was a big part of his life and in retrospective he created over 700 paintings aside from thousands of sketches and drawings too. 

Some have referred to him as the Lowry of Leeds", I love the gestural mark-making and sensitive approach to colour in his work. 

His portraits are pretty ace too. 


Anthony Pigott


Portrait of an Old Man


Women with a cigarette 


February 28, 2011

BOB DYLAN paintings


Three Chairs


Fisherman


Dallas Hotel Room



Rose On A Hillside



Bicycle

Sunflowers

Some beautiful art by talented artist and musician Bob Dylan. The Three Chairs from the 2009 collection is my favorite. All of the other prints are Limited Edition from his 2010 collection- The Drawn Blank Series. I love Dylan's loose gestural style, it reminds me of work by The Fauves in the early 20th century, explosive in colour and texture. I like the contrast of the harsh dark lines with his soft and calm colour palette. 

All images courtesy of bobdylanart.com

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