David Inshaw (1943) is one of Britain's leading contemporary artists. He studied painting at the Beckenham School of Art from 1959 to 1963 followed by three years at the Royal Academy Schools, London. In 1964 was awarded a French Government Scholarship to study and live in Paris for six months.
In 1966 he organized the Young Contemporaries Exhibition in London and started teaching printmaking and painting at the West of England College in Bristol where he remained as a lecturer until 1975.
During the 1970s Inshaw was a member of the Brotherhood of Ruralists exhibiting alongside Peter Blake and Graham Ovenden. He left the group in 1983.
David Inshaw caught the public imagination in 1972 with his painting The Badminton Game. Acquired by Tate Britain it was used as the public image for their Art in the Garden exhibition. Another of his best known paintings is The Cricket Game set in Little Bredy, West Dorset.
© 2018. All images are copyrighted © by David Inshaw. The use of any image from this site is prohibited unless prior written permission from the artist is obtained.
In 1966 he organized the Young Contemporaries Exhibition in London and started teaching printmaking and painting at the West of England College in Bristol where he remained as a lecturer until 1975.
During the 1970s Inshaw was a member of the Brotherhood of Ruralists exhibiting alongside Peter Blake and Graham Ovenden. He left the group in 1983.
David Inshaw caught the public imagination in 1972 with his painting The Badminton Game. Acquired by Tate Britain it was used as the public image for their Art in the Garden exhibition. Another of his best known paintings is The Cricket Game set in Little Bredy, West Dorset.
© 2018. All images are copyrighted © by David Inshaw. The use of any image from this site is prohibited unless prior written permission from the artist is obtained.
Mr David Inshaw |
1969, My feelings for a fish, a girl and an aeroplane |
1970, Magpie |
1971, Moon and Chimney I |
1971, The Raven |
1971, The room |
1971-72, Our Days Were a Joy and Our Paths Through Flowers |
1972 Homage to Virginia Woolf |
1972, Landscape on the Salisbury Road |
1972-73, The Badminton Game |
1973-78, Presentiment |
1974, She did not turn |
1975, Moon and Alf at Avebury |
1976, The Cricket Game |
1977, The Orchard |
1982-84, The Garden or The Game of Blind Mans Buff |
1984, A Dramatic Incident in the Wiltshire Landscape |
1984, A Dramatic Incident off the Dorset Coast |
1984, Wiltshire Landscape |
1984-85, Picnic on the Downs |
1985, Wiltshire Landscape, Silbury Hill |
1985-87, Figures in a Wiltshire Landscape A Moment |
1986, Figure in a Wiltshire Landscape Surprised by an Owl_ I |
1986, Silbury Hill on a Starry Night |
1987-88, Wiltshire Landscape |
1988, The cricket Game II |
1988-89, Standing Stone, Avebury, Wiltshire |
1989, Portrait of Silbury Hill in May |
1990-99, The rescue III |
1992-95, Garden Bonfire and Landscape |
1994, Artist and Wife |
1994, Chestnut Tree |
1994, Cloud study, Rainbow |
1994, Hand Holding |
1994, The Lighthouse |
1994-95, The Rucksack (Anticipation) |
1995-2014, Pyrotechnics |
1996-98, Storm at West Bay |
1996-98, West Bay with Helicopter (Sunburnt Shoulders) |
1997-98, Still Point Woodborough Bridge II |
1998-2004, Pussy Willow |
2003, Buoyant |
2004, Swallows |
2004, The Cricket Game III |
2005, Geoffrey Smith and Victoria Huxley and family |
2006, Alison and her Mum |
2006, Rosie in Bristol |
2007, Bonfire |
2008, Ian and Morny Davison |
2008, Silbury Hill in the Moonlight |
2008, Storm Over Silbury Hill |
2008, Women Drinking Champagne |
2010, Red Tent |
2011, Dancing Couple |
2011, Mistle Thrush |
2012, Oak Tree, Bonfire, Moon and Firework |
2012-13, West Wood |
2013, East Cliff with Figures |
2013, Winter, St Ives |
2013, Woman and Earthwork |
2014, Coastguard Station, St Ives |
2014, Pink House, East Cliff, West Bay, 2014 |
Patricia's studio |
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