Dr Robert Bohanさんのイラストまとめ

He exhibited regularly in one man shows from 1949-56. The Entombment (nd), Landscape near Kingston, Jamaica (1950), Horseguards in their Dressing Rooms at Whitehall (1953) & London’s River (1951)

Minton travelled widely including to Spain (1948 & 1954), The West Indies (1950) & Morocco (1952). Portuguese Canon, Morocco (1953), Jamaican Market (1951), David Tindle (c1952) & Norman Bowler (1952)

Minton was a keen educationalist & taught at various art schools including the Royal College (1948-56). Road to Valencia (1949), Two Fishermen (1949), Fishermen (1949) & Matador (1949)

He shared a studio in London with Scots painters Robert Colquhoun & Robert MacBryde & later Keith Vaughan. Cornish Coast (1945), Summer Landscape (1945), The Barge (1946) & Deserted Garrison (1947). The latter is an elegiac sense of loss & time passing.

In 1942 he was given a show at the Leicester Gallery in London. The Hop Pickers (1945), Two Fishermen (1944), Weathercote Cave (1944) & Landscape (1944). His art was deeply personal & creative.

During WWII he painted & drew many scenes of England & what was being fought for. He first registered as a conscientious objector but then joined up - & ended up being too ill to serve. The Kite (1940), On the Quay, Cornwall (c1944) & Coleman’s Heath (1942)

Blitzed City with Self-Portrait (1941) & Bomb Damage, Poplar (1941) have a desolate beauty & sense of loss. The latter resembles a wood grain finish. He presents himself as an anti-hero mourning the losses.

The palette of Urban Romanticism with its acid colours was dark & a harbinger of the war years. The Ship (1937), Myra Davis (1940), Bombed Building, Poplar (1941) & Wapping (1941)

Five Tulips (2021) https://t.co/dYuoE0A39i

Everything I draw is based on my own experience & as a result is authentic. It’s that truthfulness that means the works connect directly with the viewer.

Five Tulips (2021) https://t.co/dYuoE0A39i