Francis Plummer: Three Muses, c.1953 - on Art WW I

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Francis Plummer:
Three Muses, c.1953

Framed (ref: 10580)

Tempera on panel


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Provenance: The Artist's Studio


Literature: Llewellyn, Sacha, and Paul Liss. Portrait of an Artist. Liss Llewellyn, 2021, p.353.

Francis Plummer studied at the Royal Academy between 1949-54, where he was the recipient of the Leverhulme Award. Following on from this, he was employed as a medical illustrator at Guys Hospital, and had much of his work reproduced in medical journeys of the day.  

In a Pathé documentary made about the artist, his style is described as 'a logical development of William Blake', and preoccupied with harmonies and shapes developed from the human form.   

He held a one man show at the Alywn Gallery in Mayfair in 1975, entitled 'To Be Born Again'. This was followed some years later by an exhibition at The Minories in Colchester.



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