Philip Meninsky (1919-2007) - Framed 1997 Digital Print Ballet Dancer

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Description

A limited edition digital print by the artist Philip Meninsky (1919-2007). Signed in graphite by the artist and numbered 147/850. Well presented in a double card mount and vintage effect frame. On wove.

Condition

In fine condition.

Size

35 x 43.5cm (13.8" x 17.1")
Framed Size: 60 x 66.2cm (23.6" x 26.1")

Collection Information

Sulis Fine Art is pleased to present a delicate collection of ballet pictures by various artists.

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Artist Biography

Philip Meninsky (1919-2007) was a painter, born in Fulham, London the son of artist Bernard Meninsky. He became interested in painting while studying accountancy but did not begin painting seriously in a Japanese POW camp. He had been posted to Singapore and was captured by the Japanese and transferred work on the Burma Railway. There he met fellow artists, George Old, Jack Chalker and Ronald Searle. He painted and drew in secret, hiding his work in bamboo shoots and burying them in tin cans until after the war. His experiences led him to be called on to make graphic records for war criminal trials. A collection of these drawings are in possession at the Imperial War Museum and in the State Library of Victoria, Australia. Philip Meninsky realised he could not support his family on his earnings as an artist so, he became an insurance agent, continuing to paint in his spare time.

However in the late 1940's Meninsky settled in Scotland and through connections with artists William and Mary Armour he became associated with Glasgow School of Art and held his first solo exhibition at the Citizens Theatre Gallery, Glasgow in 1961 with a second in 1965. He exhibited with the Society of Scottish Artists, Royal Scottish Academy, Royal Scottish Society of Painters in Watercolour, Scottish Arts Council and the Royal Glasgow Institute of the Fine Arts. By 1965 he had relocated to Shropshire spending four years in the county and showing in 1969 at Birmingham's Compendium Gallery and at the Arts Centre in Shrewsbury. Moving to London in 1975 he showed at Leighton House Museum, Holland Park and at the Southwell Brown Gallery in Richmond Park. His work is in the collections of the Imperial War Museum and the Lillie Art Gallery at Milngavie. He is often referred to as Philip Menin.

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SKU kq743
Frame Colour dark brown
Artist Philip Meninsky (1919-2007)
Date 1997
Dimensions 35 x 43.5cm
Medium Digital Print
Subject Portrait
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