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Bowie's St Ives David Bowie was a keen fan of 20th Century British Art, and in the early 90s he bought a house in St Ives overlooking Porthmeor Beach. He died in January 2016 and when, at the beginning of November, his art collection was put up for auction at Sothebys, around half the lots were by artists associated with Cornwall. Some of the best examples are shown below.
Peter Lanyon: Inshore fishing
Alexander Mackenzie: Green Coast
Bryan Wynter: Cornish Harbour
Peter Lanyon: Trevalgan
Wilhelmina Barnes-Graham: Glacier (Bone)
John Tunnard: Morvah
Bryan Wynter: In the stream's path
Peter Lanyon: Bantam on guard
Winifred Nicholson: St Ives Harbour
William Scott: Two Black Forms
Peter Lanyon: Witness
Denis Mitchell: Botallack
Bernard Leach: Vase with leaping fish design
Patrick Hughes: Liquorice Allsorts
Images courtesy Sotheby's auctions. |
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