Laurence Roche (b.1944) - 1979 Acrylic Disused Railway Station

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Description

A vibrant landscape featuring a derelict disused railway station. Presented in a green and yellow double mount and a wooden frame with a gilt-effect inner edge. Signed and dated to the lower-left edge. On board.

Condition

There are some small marks and dents to the frame but overall in fine condition.

Size

44.8 x 58.5cm (17.6" x 23")
Framed Size: 67 x 79.8cm (26.4" x 31.4")

Artist Biography

Laurence Roche (b.1944) is an artist who was born at Goodwicke, Pembrokeshire, Wales. Roche studied at Swansea College of Art, 1962-1965 furthering his studies at Edinburgh College of Art 1965-1968. He trained as an art teacher in Edinburgh and then taught at schools in Reading and Cirencester before turning to full-time painting in 1979. A member of the Guild of Railway Artists, his subject matter embraces industrial scenes as well as landscapes and seascapes. In the early 1990s he was artist-in-residence at Allied Steel and Wire and examples of his work are held by Warwick University Art Collection and by the National Museum of Wales.

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SKU qz638
Artist Laurence Roche (b.1944)
Date 1979
Dimensions 44.8 x 58.5cm
Medium Acrylic
Style Modernism
Subject Landscape
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