Newton (tony) Haydn Stubbing 1921-1983 Original Signed Minimalist Painting 1973

UNTITLED ABSTRACT - FEB 1973. Painter, muralist, sculptor and ceramist, born in London where he died, his full name being Newton Haydn Stubbing. Was educated at Uppingham School, where he gained his first art prize. After a Newfoundland ornithology expedition, with Royal Geographical Society, in 1938, Stubbing was in the Army, 1939-47, including a period in Iceland, where he painted influenced by the local artist Kjarval.

During 1946-7 studied in evening at Camberwell School of Arts and Crafts, his teachers including Coldstream, Johnstone and Pasmore. Stubbing was in Spain from 1947, becoming a founder-member of School of Altamira, studied sculpture and ceramics and from 1951 developed his distinctive hand-print pictures, inspired by cave paintings. In the mid-1950s designed for Marquis de Cuevas Ballet Company, moving in 1957 to Paris where he mingled with advanced artists, in the early 1960s settling in New York where he produced single-colour Minimalist works.

A RARE ORIGINAL MIXED MEDIA ARTWORK IN GOUACHE, WATERCOLOUR & PASTEL ON BUFF PAPER. SIGNED & DATED LOWER RIGHT. Pencil line to top left corner is original. Tape to edges of margins. APPROX PAINTING SIZE: 38 CM X 30 CM.

APPROX PAPER SIZE: 56 CM X 47 CM. This item is in the category "Art\Paintings". The seller is "theolivebranch69" and is located in this country: GB. This item can be shipped worldwide.

• Type: Painting
• Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original
• Size: Medium
• Style: Minimalism
• Material: Mixed Media
• Production Technique: Mixed Media
• Subject: Abstract
• Time Period Produced: 1970-1979