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Matthew Lanyon 'Gallery Artists and St Ives Modern' |
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Current exhibitions By Land and Sea Atmospherically charged new original works celebrating the many aspects of Cornwall's unique coastal landscape in a diverse range of media. Eight Sides of a Tea Bowl Contemporary tea bowls by eight master potters and ceramicists. |
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Drift h. 60 x w. 90 cm £ 5,400 |
Europa XXII h. 75 x w. 75 cm £ 5,400 |
Hannigan's Carn h. 60 x w. 90 cm £ 5,400 |
Southern Ocean h. 49 x w. 69 cm £ 3,800 |
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Monday - Saturday 11am - 5pm or by appointment |
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Night Fishing h. 15.5 x w. 49.5 cm £ 1,800 |
Fool's Gold h. 54.5 x w. 141 cm £ 7,800 |
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© Porthminster Gallery 2012 |
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Tel: +44 (0)1736 795888 |
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'I'm working with landscape and mythology. Two figures - males and female, land and sea: It's a way to explore something, coming again to places in Cornwall I experienced as a child, moving between the symbolic, the imaginary and the real.'
Born in 1951, in St Ives, Cornwall, Matthew is the second eldest son of the celebrated painter Peter Lanyon (1918 - 1964) - an undeniable influence in Matthew's work. Matthew studied at Leicester University and, from 1973, travelled through Greece, Turkey and Italy; in 1975 he explored India, Sri Lanka and Nepal - strong cultural influences that are evident in his paintings. Matthew moved back to Cornwall in 1985 and began working as a painter in 1988. He has exhibited extensively in London and the south-west - including Tate St Ives, and is widely collected.
Run Aground
h. 14 x w. 57 cm
£ 1,440
Kynance
h. 41 x w. 70 cm
• SOLD
The Time That Land Forgot
h. 150 x w. 210 cm
£ 18,000
Red Galver
h. 45.5 x w. 61 cm
£ 3,540
Madonna V
h. 104 x w. 26.5 cm
£ 4,200
Longsand
screenprint, edition of 50
h. 30 x w. 41 cm
£ 420
High Ground IV
h. 94 x w. 180 cm
• SOLD
Current Work / Archived Work