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Tag Archives: Camille Pissarro
No ‘soft focus filter’ applied to latest exhibition at Art Space
KEN TOWL was caught by the Muse at Addiscombe’s art gallery, one of the outstanding works in its summer exhibition Croydon-based artist Tina Crawford counts Sir Paul Smith, Grayson Perry and Jean Paul Gaultier as her champions. They each own … Continue reading
Following in the Crystal Palace footsteps of Camille Pissarro
WANDLE WANDERINGS: This week, KEN TOWL has headed for the high ground and tries to retrace the steps of one of the world’s most famous impressionist painters If you are as boring as I am (and you might be, but … Continue reading
Form a better impression of Norwood through Pissarro
“Pissarro in Norwood” is the next history talk to be given by the Norwood Society’s regular meetings, next Thursday, May 21.