New Works By
HUGH FLEETWOOD


"Like Francisco Goya and Francis Bacon before him, Hugh Fleetwood achieves in his work a synthesis of Beauty and the Beast. Beauty resides in the form: Fleetwood's oil-paintings are steeped in the colours and stillness of the Italian tre- and quattrocento. The Beast, on the other hand, is to be found in the content: his subjects being almost exclusively the lost, the bereaved and the witnesses of loss......They are not comfortable pictures, but they are true: true pictures of ourselves."
Mauro Cini: Ten Modern Painters. (Edizioni della Chiave 1994)


HUGH FLEETWOOD was born in Sussex, England in 1944. Having studied in Paris, in 1965 he moved to Italy where he lived for the next fourteen years. He had his first exhibition in 1973 at the Festival of Two Worlds in Spoleto.An award-winning poet and novelist as well as a painter, Fleetwood has published nineteen books, for a number of which he designed the jackets.His paintings are in collections in the U.K., the U.S.A., France, Italy and Germany; his last one-man show was at the St. Raphael Gallery in London.
Fleetwood now lives in England.

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After the Execution The Black Dog


The Blind Man The Bookcase C and B


The Chorus Winter Flowers The Collectors


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