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Born 1942. Known for: Painting.
Rowland Davidson (b.1942) He graduated from the Belfast College of Art in 1967 and exhibited shortly afterwards with the New Gallery, Belfast. As head of the art department in a secondary school, he... Read full biography
Rowland Davidson (b.1942) He graduated from the Belfast College of Art in 1967 and exhibited shortly afterwards with the New Gallery, Belfast. As head of the art department in a secondary school, he had little time to devote to his own work. However, since 1987, he has painted professionally,... Read full biography
Rowland Davidson (b.1942) He graduated from the Belfast College of Art in 1967 and exhibited shortly afterwards with the New Gallery, Belfast. As head of the art department in a secondary school, he had little time to devote to his own work. However, since 1987, he has painted professionally, exhibiting regularly with the RUA and various Northern Irish galleries where his figurative works have a strong following. Source: Whyte's Auction
Rowland Davidson (b.1942) He graduated from the Belfast College of Art in 1967 and exhibited shortly afterwards with the New Gallery, Belfast. As head of the art department in a secondary school, he had little time to devote to his own work. However, since 1987, he has painted professionally, exhibiting regularly with the RUA and various Northern Irish galleries where his figurative works have a strong following. Source: Whyte's Auction
Rowland Davidson (b.1942) He graduated from the Belfast College of Art in 1967 and exhibited shortly afterwards with the New Gallery, Belfast. As head of the art department in a secondary school, he had little time to devote to his own work. However, since 1987, he has painted professionally, exhibiting regularly with the RUA and various Northern Irish galleries where his figurative works have a strong following. Source: Whyte's Auction