Hugh Rowson: Cheriplane

Hugh Rowson: CheriplaneHugh Rowsons art introduces us to the micro interior worlds of his home and studio. Surrounded by his favourite objects and paintings, Rowson weaves a magical narrative. Here in the screen print Cheriplane a childs toy is presented as object dart. In the interior scenes your attention is directed towards treasured collectables, giving insight to personal taste in Hughs case it is always impeccable. This print was produced for the 'XL Peacock Visual

The plate and the HC were produced in 1993 and the full edition was published later in 1996

The resulting images jump off the page

This is a distilled and highly subjective selection of images

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focusing on time – all the while seeming as casual as Fanny Craddock whisking up a meringue

where she was awarded a travel scholarship to study in France and Spain

an enabling group to help practising artists work in disciplines not normally open to them

nostalgic and precise without being contradictory

Printed with Gold dust it can also evoke particle based matter as well as the traditions of religious art

adjective: sleekit

Born in Kirkcaldy in 1930 Frances Walker studied at Edinburgh College of Art and after attending Moray House College of Education was sole teacher of art for all schools in Harris and North Uist

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