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Jeremy Henderson
NO WITNESS
Lot 131
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Not Sold
Estimate:
€4,000 - €6,000
Jeremy Henderson, 1952-2009
NO WITNESS, 1984
Oil on canvas, 41 1/4" x 49" (105 x 125cm), signed and dated '84; signed, inscribed and dated '84 verso.
Exhibited: Fenderesky Gallery, Paintings Across A Border, Belfast 1986.
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Lot 131
Jeremy Henderson
NO WITNESS
Lot 131
Jeremy Henderson
NO WITNESS
Estimate:
€4,000 - €6,000
Jeremy Henderson, 1952-2009
NO WITNESS, 1984
Oil on canvas, 41 1/4" x 49" (105 x 125cm), signed and dated '84; signed, inscribed and dated '84 verso.
Exhibited: Fenderesky Gallery, Paintings Across A Border, Belfast 1986.
Jeremy Henderson was born in Enniskillen County Fermanagh in 1952. He began his studies at the University of Ulster before moving to Kingston University London where he was awarded the first Stanley Picker fellowship 77-78. Later completing his Master of Arts at the Chelsea school of Art London.
Throughout his career his work has been included in numerous exhibitions and solo shows. Exhibitions in the late 70s and early 80s include "Stowells Trophy" at The Royal Academy London, The New Contemporaries ICA London, Northern Young Contemporaries at The Whitworth Gallery Manchester. The International connection "A sense of Ireland" at The Roundhouse London alongside Sean Scully, William Scott Felin Egan and other Irish artists of the early 80s.
Exhibitions in the 1980s include "Paintings Across the border" a solo show at Fenderesky Belfast, "Present Memories " a one man show at The Hendriks Gallery Dublin and Arts Council Belfast. Aiden Dunne Sunday Tribune 1987 wrote " The titles relate the paintings to the artist's inner world. But the paintings are singularly oblique messengers . He is a painter of considerable talent and some achievement ". John Hutchinson Director of the Douglas Hyde Gallery Trinity College Dublin in The Sunday Independent also wrote " Jeremy Henderson makes full use of the art of quotations, his images deliberately evoke the picturesque and romantic landscape conventions that originated in the late eighteenth century( and had great currency in Ireland ) as well as the expressionist subjectivity of painters such as Jack B Yeats .
Jeremy went on to have a considerable amount of solo shows in the 90s. Painting from his studio in Brick Lane London and Fermanagh he made "The Hill of History" show which was exhibited at the Atlantis Gallery London in 1994 and was awarded critics choice in the Sunday Independent. Iain Gale wrote " Powerful landscapes, coruscating visions unmistakably Irish, they glow with colour and are imbued with the spirit of his native land"
He returned to his home land in the late 1990s and painted from his studio in Fermanagh. Jeremy became ill with a brain tumour in 2007 but continued to paint up until his passing in 2009. He has left a great legacy to the art world.
NO WITNESS, 1984
Oil on canvas, 41 1/4" x 49" (105 x 125cm), signed and dated '84; signed, inscribed and dated '84 verso.
Exhibited: Fenderesky Gallery, Paintings Across A Border, Belfast 1986.
Jeremy Henderson was born in Enniskillen County Fermanagh in 1952. He began his studies at the University of Ulster before moving to Kingston University London where he was awarded the first Stanley Picker fellowship 77-78. Later completing his Master of Arts at the Chelsea school of Art London.
Throughout his career his work has been included in numerous exhibitions and solo shows. Exhibitions in the late 70s and early 80s include "Stowells Trophy" at The Royal Academy London, The New Contemporaries ICA London, Northern Young Contemporaries at The Whitworth Gallery Manchester. The International connection "A sense of Ireland" at The Roundhouse London alongside Sean Scully, William Scott Felin Egan and other Irish artists of the early 80s.
Exhibitions in the 1980s include "Paintings Across the border" a solo show at Fenderesky Belfast, "Present Memories " a one man show at The Hendriks Gallery Dublin and Arts Council Belfast. Aiden Dunne Sunday Tribune 1987 wrote " The titles relate the paintings to the artist's inner world. But the paintings are singularly oblique messengers . He is a painter of considerable talent and some achievement ". John Hutchinson Director of the Douglas Hyde Gallery Trinity College Dublin in The Sunday Independent also wrote " Jeremy Henderson makes full use of the art of quotations, his images deliberately evoke the picturesque and romantic landscape conventions that originated in the late eighteenth century( and had great currency in Ireland ) as well as the expressionist subjectivity of painters such as Jack B Yeats .
Jeremy went on to have a considerable amount of solo shows in the 90s. Painting from his studio in Brick Lane London and Fermanagh he made "The Hill of History" show which was exhibited at the Atlantis Gallery London in 1994 and was awarded critics choice in the Sunday Independent. Iain Gale wrote " Powerful landscapes, coruscating visions unmistakably Irish, they glow with colour and are imbued with the spirit of his native land"
He returned to his home land in the late 1990s and painted from his studio in Fermanagh. Jeremy became ill with a brain tumour in 2007 but continued to paint up until his passing in 2009. He has left a great legacy to the art world.
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IF A BID IS RECEIVED WITHIN THE FINAL 45 SECONDS OF THE COUNTDOWN THE CLOCK WILL RESET TO 60 SECONDS.
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