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John Hoyland RA, British 1934-2011 - Daruma 24.7.07, 2007 oil
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拍品名称：
John Hoyland RA, British 1934-2011 - Daruma 24.7.07, 2007 oil
拍品描述：
John Hoyland RA,
British 1934-2011 -
Daruma 24.7.07, 2007;
oil on canvas, signed, titled and dated on the reverse 'John Hoyland Daruma 24.7.07', 152.5 x 127 cm (unframed) (ARR)
Exhibited:
Royal West of England Academy, Bristol, '156 Autumn Exhibition', 26th October-14th December 2008
Note:
the work will be included in the upcoming Catalogue Raisonne of the artist's paintings on canvas.
John Hoyland was one of Britain's leading abstract artists, who pursued non-figurative painting for its potential to convey an advanced depth of emotion and feeling. The 1960s were a crucial decade for Hoyland, during which he found his voice as an artist. In 1964 he travelled to America, where he befriended Robert Motherwell, and visited the studios of Mark Rothco and Barnett Newman. In this same year he featured in Bryan Robertson’s ‘New Generation’ showcase, alongside the likes of David Hockney, Paul Caulfield and Briget Riley. Retrospectives of his work have been hosted at Serpentine Gallery (1979), Royal Academy (1999) and Tate St Ives (2006). He appears in public and private collections, including the Tate and Damien Hirst’s Muderme Collection.
British 1934-2011 -
Daruma 24.7.07, 2007;
oil on canvas, signed, titled and dated on the reverse 'John Hoyland Daruma 24.7.07', 152.5 x 127 cm (unframed) (ARR)
Exhibited:
Royal West of England Academy, Bristol, '156 Autumn Exhibition', 26th October-14th December 2008
Note:
the work will be included in the upcoming Catalogue Raisonne of the artist's paintings on canvas.
John Hoyland was one of Britain's leading abstract artists, who pursued non-figurative painting for its potential to convey an advanced depth of emotion and feeling. The 1960s were a crucial decade for Hoyland, during which he found his voice as an artist. In 1964 he travelled to America, where he befriended Robert Motherwell, and visited the studios of Mark Rothco and Barnett Newman. In this same year he featured in Bryan Robertson’s ‘New Generation’ showcase, alongside the likes of David Hockney, Paul Caulfield and Briget Riley. Retrospectives of his work have been hosted at Serpentine Gallery (1979), Royal Academy (1999) and Tate St Ives (2006). He appears in public and private collections, including the Tate and Damien Hirst’s Muderme Collection.