Philip Sutton - Artist Info

About Philip Sutton

  • Biography from Cheffins

    Born in Poole, Philip Sutton was educated at the Slade School of Fine Art and is best known for his colourful portrayal of landscapes and still life scenes. 'Israeli Landscape' (1951-52), like many of his other earlier works, highlights the influence of Matisse on the artist's bold use of colour. Sutton had his first solo show at Roland, Browse & Delbanco in 1956 and his works were featured in retrospectives at the Leeds City Art Gallery and the Royal Academy
  • Biography from Adam's (James Adam & Sons Ltd.)

    Born in Dorset, Philip Sutton studied at the Slade School from 1948 -53. He held his first solo exhibition at the Roland, Browse and Delbanco Gallery, the venue for many later exhibitions throughout the 1960s and 1970s.

    Sutton turned his hand to design, creating a poster and banner for the 1979 Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, a tapestry for Shell in 1984, and the logo for Investors in Industry the following year.

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