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The Brotherhood of Ruralists David Inshaw ~ Artist Profile |
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Born in Wednesfield, Staffs on 21 March 1943 Moved to Biggin Hill, Kent (1950) Studied painting at Beckenham School of Art (1959-63) and the Royal Academy Schools (1963-66, under Perter Greenham) Studied in Paris for six months under a French Government scholarship, 1964 Organised the Young Contemporaries Exhibition in London, 1966 Taught painting and printmaking at the West of England College of Art in Bristol (1966-1975) Moved to Bristol, 1967 Visited United States of America and Canada, 1969 Moved to Devizes, 1971 Formed the Broadheath Brotherhood with Graham and Ann Arnold, 1972 Visited Canada, 1972 Met Peter Blake, 1973 Moved to Cambridge following appointment as Fellow Commoner in Creative Art at Trinity College, Cambridge (1975-77) Returned to Devizes, 1977 Back to Cambridge for a year, 1980 Collaborated with director Geoffrey Haydon on Between Dreaming and Waking as part of BBC Arena series, 1981-2 Left the Brotherhood of Ruralists, 1983 Started etching with Jack Shirreff at the 107 Workshop Moved near Hay on Wye, 1989 Returned to Devizes, 1995
More information about David Inshaw can be found on the website for the Royal West of England Academy.
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