Our Latest Exhibition
Welcome to our latest exhibition.
We are featuring the work of three distinguished artists and we will let their work speak for itself:
Trevor Chamberlain, Ken Moroney (aka J. J Bellman and Victor Alencer), and David Curtis.
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All pictures are framed and images of the pictures with frames will be supplied on request
Trevor Chamberlain ROI RSMA NS
Trevor was born in 1933 and worked as an architectural assistant until 1964 when he was able to devote all his time to painting professionally. He
paints figures, towns, and landscapes in both watercolour and oil. Trevor has won many awards, including the Lord Mayor of London’s Award, six different awards at the ROI Exhibitions, the Chris
Beetles Award at the RWS, and the Laing Painting Competition. He exhibits regularly in London (including the Royal Academy), the provinces, and abroad, and has had more than 20 one-man shows.
Trevor has published books on art and featured in British and US television.
Ken Moroney (1910- 2018)
Ken was born on 14th February 1949, in South London, of Anglo-Irish parentage. His father, typical of his generation, worried about Ken’s artistic temperament and viewed it as effeminate. So, Ken
took up boxing and won a gold medal for South London in his teens. However, his painting continued to flourish, with his trademark striking use of colour. A self-taught artist, Ken was a major
force in British impressionism, painting landscapes and figures in a bold, colourful style.
David Jan Gardiner Curtis ROI RSMA
David Curtis was born on 15th June 1948, educated at Doncaster Grammar School, and is a self-taught artist, designer, and teacher. He paints in watercolour and oil. He served an apprenticeship and later became the head of an engineering design team for Hawker Siddeley. He began painting full-time in 1988.
