| ANTHONY
CURTIS RWA |
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| Date of
Birth: 7 July, 1928 |
| Place: Wakefield, Yorks. |
| Profession: Painter, Sculptor, Retired Teacher |
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| Anthony Curtis has spent twenty five years in secondary art
education during which time he founded and headed the visual art
department at Cressex School., High Wycombe for eighteen years.
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| Working from home Anthony Curtis specialises in watercolours and
gouache and has extended his abilities to ceramic sculptures during his
long career. He studied at the Bath Academy of Art at Corsham working
under Peter Potworski, William Scott, Kenneth Armitage, Peter Lanyon and
Bryan Wynter. |
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| He sees his work as …'an embodiment of ambiguity and simultaneity.
Ambiguities of scale and image allow room for the viewers' own life
experience to come to bear. Simultaneity of events and image within my
pieces involve a time aspect.' |
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| He has shown extensively in England over twenty-six years and has
works in private and public collections in this country and abroad. Key
exhibitions have included one man shows at the Scopas Gallery, Henley on
Thames, the Bloomsbury Gallery, London and a retrospective at the Wooburn
Festival in 1992. |
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| Prestigious group shows include the Redfern Gallery, London in 1952
and an Arts Council Touring Exhibition of stained glass in 1961. He has
shown at the Royal Watercolour Society, London and regularly exhibits at
the RWA. In 1995 works executed in Australia were selected for the RWA
Seven Academicians Exhibition. |
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