6 results for thornton

  • Valerie Thornton (1931-1991) Sangüesa

    Valerie Thornton (1931-1991) Sangüesa Printed and published by the artist. Statement Valerie Thornton who first began drawing architecture in 1952 was initially inspired by a show of photographs of church buildings. Her work which is rich is easily identifiable. Her style is characterised by strong designs and sculptural decorations such as windows, doors, walls and stonework eroded by acid thus […]
  • Valerie Thornton (1931-1991) Atlantes, Aulnay

    Valerie Thornton (1931-1991) Atlantes, Aulnay Statement Valerie Thornton who first began drawing architecture in 1952 was initially inspired by a show of photographs of church buildings. Her work which is rich is easily identifiable. Her style is characterised by strong designs and sculptural decorations such as windows, doors, walls and stonework eroded by acid thus evoking the time and weather […]
  • Valerie Thornton (1931-1991) Forest

    Valerie Thornton (1931-1991) Forest Statement Valerie Thornton whose style is usually characterised by strong designs and sculptural decorations such as windows, doors, walls and stonework eroded by acid, occasionally tried abstract designs as it is the case here where she stylised trees of the forest, making them quite ominous looking. Biography Valerie Thornton had an enormously successful artistic career and […]
  • Exhibition of The Victor Batte-Lay Collection

      Great News! A selection of artworks from our collection will be on display at Layer Marney Tower. The exhibition will be opening on Friday 18th August. Please find more information about the event below, you are all welcome to join us.   The Victor Batte-Lay Foundation and all at Layer Marney Tower  are delighted to invite you to the Launch of an Exhibition of […]
  • An Essay by Ronald Blythe

    At the Minories: A Memory I used to believe that this fine house stood on the site of the house of the Minor Friars, but apparently not so. I was first taken there by my friend John Bensusan-Butt when I was about twenty-one. I was working at Colchester Public Library – and also at being a poet – and John […]
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