Bill Lombard - "The Grapevine"

The Grapevine
Oil on Canvas, US$ 95

The Grapevine

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Details

Oil on Canvas
Oil paint heavily applied with pallet knife

W: 480mm x H: 370mm x D: 50mm
W: 19" x H: 15" x D: 2"

Approx. Weight: 300kg

This work is unframed

Price

US$ 95

Scale

About "The Grapevine"

This is a start of a series of works on buildings of Howick, the town I have chosen to retire in. A most attractive town with many older and more interesting buildings I wish to paint.

Bill Lombard

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About Bill

I completed a fine arts degree, majoring in painting. I have taught art for a number of years and have now decided and explore avenues which have fascinated me for some time.
My work has always been of a social political nature and more recently I have become more interested in the roll of African women in their culture groups through-out Africa. They are the back bone of a society where they full fill many functions. I understand the dignity of these traditional women who depend on a living land, unthreatened by technology.
Having worked in the Middle East for some time i enjoyed the souks and market place of Africa and enjoy the vibrancy and colour of these trading places

Price Range

US$ 95-322

Exhibitions

I have taken part in numerous group exhibitions including the NSA gallery in Durban with the Natal Art Teachers Visagie Gallery where I also had a one man show. I have sold paintings from the Ricmond Gallery in London where I worked for a year. More recently I have exhibited on two occasions with the Howick Arts Society in Howick.

Education

BA (FINE ARTS0

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