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Original watercolour and gouache, signed with initials, measuring 32cm x 30cm. Conservation mounted. Provenance: The London Art Society
Adrian Heath 91920-1992) was born in Burma. In 1949 and 1951 he visited St Ives, where he met Ben Nicholson, and he formed a link between the St Ives School and London-based Constructivists such as Victor Pasmore and Kenneth and Mary Martin, with whom he was also associated. During the early 1950s he was an important figure in promoting abstract art. He organized collective exhibitions at his London studio (at 22 Fitzroy Street) in 1951, 1952, and 1953, and wrote a short popular book on the subject, Abstract Painting: Its Origin and Meaning (1953)
Original watercolour and gouache, signed with initials, measuring 32cm x 30cm. Conservation mounted. Provenance: The London Art Society
Original watercolour and ink, signed with initials, measuring 35cm x 43cm. Conservation mounted. Provenance: The London Art Society
Original watercolour and gouache, signed with initials, measuring 28cm x 22cm. Conservation mounted. Provenance: The London Art Society
Original watercolour on tracing paper, signed with initials. The watercolour has cause slight ruckling to the paper which is minimised by the mounting. Titled top