Page loaded successfully. Showing biography for Josephine Graham.
Josephine Graham BIOGRAPHY
Born 1930. Known for: Still life, figure painting.
Josephine Graham painted in brilliant colour developing a style containing great use of tonal ranges, giving objects a simple 3D form. Her works are characterised by darker backgrounds, giving way to... Read full biography
Josephine Graham painted in brilliant colour developing a style containing great use of tonal ranges, giving objects a simple 3D form. Her works are characterised by darker backgrounds, giving way to paler colours, greys and pinks. Her riotous use of bold colour is reminiscent of Matisse, Cezanne... Read full biography
Josephine Graham painted in brilliant colour developing a style containing great use of tonal ranges, giving objects a simple 3D form. Her works are characterised by darker backgrounds, giving way to paler colours, greys and pinks. Her riotous use of bold colour is reminiscent of Matisse, Cezanne and the Scottish colourists.
Josephine Graham painted in brilliant colour developing a style containing great use of tonal ranges, giving objects a simple 3D form. Her works are characterised by darker backgrounds, giving way to paler colours, greys and pinks. Her riotous use of bold colour is reminiscent of Matisse, Cezanne and the Scottish colourists.
Josephine Graham painted in brilliant colour developing a style containing great use of tonal ranges, giving objects a simple 3D form. Her works are characterised by darker backgrounds, giving way to paler colours, greys and pinks. Her riotous use of bold colour is reminiscent of Matisse, Cezanne and the Scottish colourists.
Artist Biography
Biography page for Josephine Graham ((Born 1930)), known for Still life, figure painting. Showing 1 biographical entries and 0 sample artworks.
Josephine Graham - Artist Info
About Josephine Graham
Biography
Josephine Graham painted in brilliant colour developing a style containing great use of tonal ranges, giving objects a simple 3D form. Her works are characterised by darker backgrounds, giving way to paler colours, greys and pinks. Her riotous use of bold colour is reminiscent of Matisse, Cezanne and the Scottish colourists.