Original work by John Gilbey Bowles 1929-2011 the field mouse and the butterfly
The Orchard gallery is pleased to be able to offer a lovely collection of paintings and drawings by the Northern artist John Gilbey Bowles 1929-2011. Each work being offered is a visual feast of colour, composition and emotion. Bowles won a scholarship to the Royal College of Art at a young age. His drive to convey a new visual language caught the attention of L S Lowry and he helped him to get his first major exhibition in 1965 and they became lifelong friends. Throughout his career he developed other friendships with other major British 20th century artists. This lovely example of his work depicts a study of a field mouse and a butterfly amongst the flowers. It is executed in gouache on black paper and measures 10×9 inches and comes unframed.
Original work by John Gilbey Bowles 1929-2011 – Moorland landscape
The Orchard gallery is pleased to be able to offer a lovely collection of paintings and drawings by the Northern artist John Gilbey Bowles 1929-2011. Each work being offered is a visual feast of colour, composition and emotion. Bowles won a scholarship to the Royal College of Art at a young age. His drive to convey a new visual language caught the attention of L S Lowry and he helped him to get his first major exhibition in 1965 and they became lifelong friends. Throughout his career he developed other friendships with other major British 20th century artists. This lovely example of his work depicts a moorland landscape. It is executed in watercolour on paper and measures 14×10 inches and comes unframed. It is unsigned but carries the artists studio stamp and will reframe very effectively.
Original work by John Gilbey Bowles 1929-2011 – Abstract landscape
The Orchard gallery is pleased to be able to offer a lovely collection of paintings and drawings by the Northern artist John Gilbey Bowles 1929-2011. Each work being offered is a visual feast of colour, composition and emotion. Bowles won a scholarship to the Royal College of Art at a young age. His drive to convey a new visual language caught the attention of L S Lowry and he helped him to get his first major exhibition in 1965 and they became lifelong friends. Throughout his career he developed other friendships with other major British 20th century artists. This lovely example of his work depicts an abstract landscape. It is executed in watercolour on paper and measures 15×10 inches and comes unframed. It is unsigned but carries the artists studio stamp and will reframe very effectively.
Original work by John Gilbey Bowles 1929-2011 – figure in a landscape
The Orchard gallery is pleased to be able to offer a lovely collection of paintings and drawings by the Northern artist John Gilbey Bowles 1929-2011. Each work being offered is a visual feast of colour, composition and emotion. Bowles won a scholarship to the Royal College of Art at a young age. His drive to convey a new visual language caught the attention of L S Lowry and he helped him to get his first major exhibition in 1965 and they became lifelong friends. Throughout his career he developed other friendships with other major British 20th century artists. This lovely example of his work depicts a figure in a landscape. It is executed in watercolour on paper and measures 15×11 inches and comes unframed. It is unsigned but carries the artists studio stamp and will reframe very effectively.
Original work by John Gilbey Bowles 1929-2011 – The blue forest
The Orchard gallery is pleased to be able to offer a lovely collection of paintings and drawings by the Northern artist John Gilbey Bowles 1929-2011. Each work being offered is a visual feast of colour, composition and emotion. Bowles won a scholarship to the Royal College of Art at a young age. His drive to convey a new visual language caught the attention of L S Lowry and he helped him to get his first major exhibition in 1965 and they became lifelong friends. Throughout his career he developed other friendships with other major British 20th century artists. This lovely example of his work depicts an abstract landscape of a blue forest. It is executed in watercolour and marker pen on paper and measures 15×10 inches and comes unframed. It is unsigned but carries the artists studio stamp and will reframe very effectively.