French connection ; A love of colour has turned Royal Cambrian Academy member David Loten into a Francophile. Penny Fray reports WALES Edition
IT'S difficult to drag artist [David Loten] away from the subject of colour. In fact, he's so obsessed with the rich hues of the French landscape that he's even moved there. The canary yellow, romantic pink and vermillion red of his works, presently hanging up at the Royal Cambrian Ac...
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| Published in | Daily post (Liverpool, England : 1978) |
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| Language | English |
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Liverpool (UK)
MGN Ltd
11.01.2002
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| Summary: | IT'S difficult to drag artist [David Loten] away from the subject of colour. In fact, he's so obsessed with the rich hues of the French landscape that he's even moved there. The canary yellow, romantic pink and vermillion red of his works, presently hanging up at the Royal Cambrian Academy in Conwy, catch the eye of viewers and serve as a stark contrast to the sombre Welsh scenes of his coexhibitor, David Lloyd. GOOD IMPRESSION: For the first time in 41 years I've found my feet in the art world. I'm nailing colours to the canvas. . . that's why I moved to France - for inspiration, ' says artist David Loten, left, who's work is on show at the Royal Cambrian Academy in Conwy, above |
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