Page loaded successfully. Showing keywords for Ben Hartley.
Artist Keywords
Keywords page for Ben Hartley ((1933 - 1996)), known for French modernist traditions, observational illustration. Showing associated keywords and tags.
Ben Hartley KEYWORDS
1933 - 1996. Known for: French modernist traditions, observational illustration.
The artist's name is Ben Hartley. He studied art in Manchester and at The Royal College of Art in the 1950s. He later took up a teaching post at Plymouth College of Art and lived in rural cottages in... Read full biography
The artist's name is Ben Hartley. He studied art in Manchester and at The Royal College of Art in the 1950s. He later took up a teaching post at Plymouth College of Art and lived in rural cottages in Ermington and Presteigne. He exhibited at the Peninsula Art Centre and has been represented by... Read full biography
The artist's name is Ben Hartley. He studied art in Manchester and at The Royal College of Art in the 1950s. He later took up a teaching post at Plymouth College of Art and lived in rural cottages in Ermington and Presteigne. He exhibited at the Peninsula Art Centre and has been represented by numerous galleries including Beaux Arts, York Street, Bath. His style is described as a combination of French modernist traditions with observational illustration.
The artist's name is Ben Hartley. He studied art in Manchester and at The Royal College of Art in the 1950s. He later took up a teaching post at Plymouth College of Art and lived in rural cottages in Ermington and Presteigne. He exhibited at the Peninsula Art Centre and has been represented by numerous galleries including Beaux Arts, York Street, Bath. His style is described as a combination of French modernist traditions with observational illustration.
The artist's name is Ben Hartley. He studied art in Manchester and at The Royal College of Art in the 1950s. He later took up a teaching post at Plymouth College of Art and lived in rural cottages in Ermington and Presteigne. He exhibited at the Peninsula Art Centre and has been represented by numerous galleries including Beaux Arts, York Street, Bath. His style is described as a combination of French modernist traditions with observational illustration.