Bryan Wynter

(British, 1915–1975)

john dory by bryan wynter

Bryan Wynter

John Dory, 1949

1,250 GBP

composition by bryan wynter

Bryan Wynter

Composition, 1957

3,500 GBP

Biography

Timeline

Born in London, he entered the Westminster School of Art 1937-8, and the Slade School 1938-40.
He settled in Cornwall in 1945, co-founded the Crypt Group and later the Penwith Society. His first one-man show was at the Redfern in 1947, and he taught at the Bath Academy 1951-6.
After 1956 he abandoned landscapes in favour of abstracts, using complex grids; in 1960 he began to make kinetic paintings he called IMOOS - Images Moving out onto Space, e.g. Mobile IMOOS No.,3, 1965. Later work had landscape references (e.g. Red and Black Streams, 1973).

Exhibitions

1981 - 1982
New Art Centre, London
2002
Tate Gallery, St. Ives
Jonathan Clarke Fine Art, London
1987
Gillian Jason Gallery, London
1976
Hayward Gallery, London, Memorial Exhibition
1975
Falmouth School of Art, Memorial Exhibition
1974
Waddington Gallery, London,
1971
University of Exeter Exhibition Hall
1969
Sherlock Gallery, Tor Point, East Cornwall
1967
Waddington Gallery, London