David Inshaw (British, born 1943)

Timeline

1943: David Inshaw was born Wednesfield, Staffordshire
1950: Moved to live in Biggin Hill, Kent
1959–1963: Studied painting at Beckenham School of Art
1964: Awarded French Government scholarship to study in Paris for six months
1971: Moved from Bristol to Devizes, Wiltshire
1972: Formed association with painters Graham and Ann Arnold, calling themselves the Broadheath Brotherhood (after Elgar’s birthplace)
1966–1975: Teaching painting and print making at West of England College, Bristol
1975: Joined with Peter Blake, Jan Haworth, Graham and Annie Ovenden and the Arnolds to form the Brotherhood of Ruralists. Resigned from teaching post in Bristol
1976: Brotherhood of Ruralists first exhibition as a group at the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition
1975–1977: Appointed Fellow of Commoner in Creative Art at Trinity College Cambridge. Moved from Devizes to Cambridge
1977: Returned to Devizes, Wiltshire
1983: Left the Brotherhood of Ruralists
1989: Moved to Clyro, near Hay on Wye, Powys
1995: Moved back to Devizes
: David Inshaw currently lives and works in London and Devizes

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