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Heaven’s above Abstract Collage by Artist Huw Griffith
by Huw GriffithA collage composed out the remnants of vintage Spanish posters and 19th Century paper.
The collage has been placed into an antique frame which has been reworked by Huw and is part of the overall artwork.
The artist takes inspiration from found objects, such as old letters, ephemera and frames, picked up on his travels and from trawling antiques fairs. He is intensely instinctive by nature and shows scant regard for creative constraints and any artistic rulebook, preferring the peripheries of the art world and the traditional marketplace, he started off selling his work on the street and has worked his way up from there.
The son of the late actor, Kenneth Griffith, his aesthetic has one foot in the historical past, and the other in Outsider Art.
Artistry runs in the blood on both sides of his family. Down the maternal line, Griffith is a direct descendent of the showman William Hagar, a Pioneer of British cinema who ‘followed the coal’, bringing handmade films to audiences who had never before seen a moving image. As a nod to his silver screen heritage, Griffith sources vintage film posters for their early colors and Primitive images.Height: 52 cm
Width: 43 cm
Depth: 2 cm - out of stock
Parasol 3.6 Abstract Collage by Artist Huw Griffith
by Huw GriffithFrom the Parasol series, Griffith composes an abstract collage made out of antique Parasol umbrellas laid down on 19th century paper.
The collage has been placed into an antique frame which has been reworked by Huw and is part of the overall artwork.
The artist takes inspiration from found objects, such as old letters, ephemera and frames, picked up on his travels and from trawling antiques fairs.
He is intensely instinctive by nature and shows scant regard for creative constraints and any artistic rulebook, preferring the peripheries of the art world and the traditional marketplace, he started off selling his work on the street and has worked his way up from there. The son of the late actor, Kenneth Griffith, his aesthetic has one foot in the historical past, and the other in Outsider Art.
Artistry runs in the blood on both sides of his family. Down the maternal line, Griffith is a direct descendent of the showman William Hagar, a Pioneer of British cinema who ‘followed the coal’, bringing handmade films to audiences who had never before seen a moving image. As a nod to his silver screen heritage, Griffith sources vintage film posters for their early colors and Primitive images.Height: 57 cm
Width: 62 cm
Depth: 4 cm - out of stock
El Corozan de Africa by Artist Huw Griffith
by Huw GriffithInspired by vintage travel posters.
A collage composed out of the remnants of old Spanish film posters and antique paper.
The collage has been placed into an antique frame which has been reworked by Huw and is part of the overall artwork.
The artist takes inspiration from found objects, such as old letters, ephemera and frames, picked up on his travels and from trawling antiques fairs.
He is intensely instinctive by nature and shows scant regard for creative constraints and any artistic rulebook, preferring the peripheries of the art world and the traditional marketplace, he started off selling his work on the street and has worked his way up from there. The son of the late actor, Kenneth Griffith, his aesthetic has one foot in the historical past, and the other in Outsider Art.
Artistry runs in the blood on both sides of his family. Down the maternal line, Griffith is a direct descendent of the showman William Hagar, a Pioneer of British cinema who ‘followed the coal’, bringing handmade films to audiences who had never before seen a moving image. As a nod to his silver screen heritage, Griffith sources vintage film posters for their early colors and Primitive images.Height:48 cm
Width: 66 cm
Depth: 2.5 cm - out of stock
Parasol 3.7 Abstract Collage by Artist Huw Griffith
by Huw GriffithAn abstract collage composed out of antique and vintage parasol umbrella fabrics laid onto 19th Century paper, From the Parasol series.
Griffith composes an abstract collage made out of antique Parasol umbrellas laid down on 19th Century paper.
The collage has been placed into an antique frame which has been reworked by Huw and is part of the overall artwork.
The artist takes inspiration from found objects, such as old letters, ephemera and frames, picked up on his travels and from trawling antiques fairs. He is intensely instinctive by nature and shows scant regard for creative constraints and any artistic rulebook, preferring the peripheries of the art world and the traditional marketplace, he started off selling his work on the street and has worked his way up from there.
The son of the late actor, Kenneth Griffith, his aesthetic has one foot in the historical past, and the other in Outsider Art.
Artistry runs in the blood on both sides of his family. Down the maternal line, Griffith is a direct descendent of the showman William Hagar, a Pioneer of British cinema who ‘followed the coal’, bringing handmade films to audiences who had never before seen a moving image. As a nod to his silver screen heritage, Griffith sources vintage film posters for their early colors and Primitive images.Height: 61 cm
Width: 76.5 cm
Depth: 3 cm - out of stock
Incantation By Artist Huw Griffith
by Huw GriffithIncantation
Abstract Collage By Artist Huw Griffith.
Collage composed out of 1950's Spanish film posters.
The collage has been placed into an antique frame which has been reworked by Huw and is part of the overall artwork.
Size 51cm H x 61cm W x 4.5cm D
The artist takes inspiration from found objects, such as old letters, ephemera and frames, picked up on his travels and from trawling antiques fairs. He is intensely instinctive by nature and shows scant regard for creative constraints and any artistic rulebook, preferring the peripheries of the art world and the traditional marketplace, he started off selling his work on the street and has worked his way up from there. The son of the late actor, Kenneth Griffith, his aesthetic has one foot in the historical past, and the other in Outsider Art.
Artistry runs in the blood on both sides of his family. Down the maternal line, Griffith is a direct descendent of the showman William Hagar, a Pioneer of British cinema who ‘followed the coal’, bringing handmade films to audiences who had never before seen a moving image. As a nod to his silver screen heritage, Griffith sources vintage film posters for their early colors and Primitive images.
If you require any further assistance or would like a delivery quote please do not hesitate to get in contact
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Torro de Corrida 4 By Artist Huw Griffith
by Huw GriffithTorro de Corrida 4
Abstract Collage By Artist Huw Griffith.
Collage composed out of 1950's Spanish film posters.
The collage has been placed into an antique frame which has been reworked by Huw and is part of the overall artwork.
Size 40.5cm H x 45.5cm W x 2cm D
The artist takes inspiration from found objects, such as old letters, ephemera and frames, picked up on his travels and from trawling antiques fairs. He is intensely instinctive by nature and shows scant regard for creative constraints and any artistic rulebook, preferring the peripheries of the art world and the traditional marketplace, he started off selling his work on the street and has worked his way up from there. The son of the late actor, Kenneth Griffith, his aesthetic has one foot in the historical past, and the other in Outsider Art.
Artistry runs in the blood on both sides of his family. Down the maternal line, Griffith is a direct descendent of the showman William Hagar, a Pioneer of British cinema who ‘followed the coal’, bringing handmade films to audiences who had never before seen a moving image. As a nod to his silver screen heritage, Griffith sources vintage film posters for their early colors and Primitive images.
This Artwork Is On Display and for sale at Marylebone Antiques, 8 Church St, Marylebone, London, NW8 8ED
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Marino Massey By Artist Huw Griffith
by Huw GriffithMarino Massey
Abstract Collage By Artist Huw Griffith.
Collage composed out of 1950's Spanish film posters, blackboard paint & beeswax.
The collage has been placed into an antique frame which has been reworked by Huw and is part of the overall artwork.
Size 45.5cm H x 56cm W x 2cm D
The artist takes inspiration from found objects, such as old letters, ephemera and frames, picked up on his travels and from trawling antiques fairs. He is intensely instinctive by nature and shows scant regard for creative constraints and any artistic rulebook, preferring the peripheries of the art world and the traditional marketplace, he started off selling his work on the street and has worked his way up from there. The son of the late actor, Kenneth Griffith, his aesthetic has one foot in the historical past, and the other in Outsider Art.
Artistry runs in the blood on both sides of his family. Down the maternal line, Griffith is a direct descendent of the showman William Hagar, a Pioneer of British cinema who ‘followed the coal’, bringing handmade films to audiences who had never before seen a moving image. As a nod to his silver screen heritage, Griffith sources vintage film posters for their early colors and Primitive images.
If you require any further assistance or would like a delivery quote please do not hesitate to get in contact
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He whose Face Gives no Light By Artist Huw Griffith
by Huw GriffithHe whose Face Gives no Light
Abstract Collage By Artist Huw Griffith.
Collage composed out of 1950's Spanish film posters.
The collage has been placed into an antique frame which has been reworked by Huw and is part of the overall artwork.
Size 39.5cm H x 47cm W x 5cm D
The artist takes inspiration from found objects, such as old letters, ephemera and frames, picked up on his travels and from trawling antiques fairs. He is intensely instinctive by nature and shows scant regard for creative constraints and any artistic rulebook, preferring the peripheries of the art world and the traditional marketplace, he started off selling his work on the street and has worked his way up from there. The son of the late actor, Kenneth Griffith, his aesthetic has one foot in the historical past, and the other in Outsider Art.
Artistry runs in the blood on both sides of his family. Down the maternal line, Griffith is a direct descendent of the showman William Hagar, a Pioneer of British cinema who ‘followed the coal’, bringing handmade films to audiences who had never before seen a moving image. As a nod to his silver screen heritage, Griffith sources vintage film posters for their early colors and Primitive images.
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Golden Apples of the Sun By Artist Huw Griffith
by Huw GriffithGolden Apples of the Sun
Abstract Collage By Artist Huw Griffith.
Collage composed out of 1950's Spanish film posters.
The collage has been placed into an antique frame which has been reworked by Huw and is part of the overall artwork.
Size 64cm H x 48.5cm W x 3.5cm D
The artist takes inspiration from found objects, such as old letters, ephemera and frames, picked up on his travels and from trawling antiques fairs. He is intensely instinctive by nature and shows scant regard for creative constraints and any artistic rulebook, preferring the peripheries of the art world and the traditional marketplace, he started off selling his work on the street and has worked his way up from there. The son of the late actor, Kenneth Griffith, his aesthetic has one foot in the historical past, and the other in Outsider Art.
Artistry runs in the blood on both sides of his family. Down the maternal line, Griffith is a direct descendent of the showman William Hagar, a Pioneer of British cinema who ‘followed the coal’, bringing handmade films to audiences who had never before seen a moving image. As a nod to his silver screen heritage, Griffith sources vintage film posters for their early colors and Primitive images.
If you require any further assistance or would like a delivery quote please do not hesitate to get in contact
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Tilt By Artist Huw Griffith
by Huw GriffithTilt
Small Abstract Collage By Artist Huw Griffith.
Collage composed out of 1950's Spanish film posters.
The collage has been placed into an antique frame which has been reworked by Huw and is part of the overall artwork.
Size 26.5cm H x 37cm W x 2cm D
The artist takes inspiration from found objects, such as old letters, ephemera and frames, picked up on his travels and from trawling antiques fairs. He is intensely instinctive by nature and shows scant regard for creative constraints and any artistic rulebook, preferring the peripheries of the art world and the traditional marketplace, he started off selling his work on the street and has worked his way up from there. The son of the late actor, Kenneth Griffith, his aesthetic has one foot in the historical past, and the other in Outsider Art.
Artistry runs in the blood on both sides of his family. Down the maternal line, Griffith is a direct descendent of the showman William Hagar, a Pioneer of British cinema who ‘followed the coal’, bringing handmade films to audiences who had never before seen a moving image. As a nod to his silver screen heritage, Griffith sources vintage film posters for their early colors and Primitive images.
If you require any further assistance or would like a delivery quote please do not hesitate to get in contact
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Battlecry Abstract Collage By Artist Huw Griffith
by Huw GriffithBattlecry
A collage depicting the emancipation of women in society.
A bold and stark image should indeed provoke a reaction.
Griffith grew up in an all women household.
His mother was a strong influence and and a feminist.The collage has been placed into an antique frame which has been reworked by Huw and is part of the overall artwork.
Size 78cm H x 67cm W x 3cm D
The artist takes inspiration from found objects, such as old letters, ephemera and frames, picked up on his travels and from trawling antiques fairs. He is intensely instinctive by nature and shows scant regard for creative constraints and any artistic rulebook, preferring the peripheries of the art world and the traditional marketplace, he started off selling his work on the street and has worked his way up from there. The son of the late actor, Kenneth Griffith, his aesthetic has one foot in the historical past, and the other in Outsider Art.
Artistry runs in the blood on both sides of his family. Down the maternal line, Griffith is a direct descendent of the showman William Hagar, a Pioneer of British cinema who ‘followed the coal’, bringing handmade films to audiences who had never before seen a moving image. As a nod to his silver screen heritage, Griffith sources vintage film posters for their early colors and Primitive images.
If you require any further assistance or would like a delivery quote please do not hesitate to get in contact
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Parasol 17 Abstract Collage By Artist Huw Griffith
by Huw GriffithParasol 17
From the Parasol series.
Griffith composes an abstract collage made out of antique Parasol umbrellas laid down on 19th Century paper.
The collage has been placed into an antique frame which has been reworked by Huw and is part of the overall artwork.
Size 67.5cm H x 96.5cm W x 3cm D
The artist takes inspiration from found objects, such as old letters, ephemera and frames, picked up on his travels and from trawling antiques fairs. He is intensely instinctive by nature and shows scant regard for creative constraints and any artistic rulebook, preferring the peripheries of the art world and the traditional marketplace, he started off selling his work on the street and has worked his way up from there. The son of the late actor, Kenneth Griffith, his aesthetic has one foot in the historical past, and the other in Outsider Art.
Artistry runs in the blood on both sides of his family. Down the maternal line, Griffith is a direct descendent of the showman William Hagar, a Pioneer of British cinema who ‘followed the coal’, bringing handmade films to audiences who had never before seen a moving image. As a nod to his silver screen heritage, Griffith sources vintage film posters for their early colors and Primitive images.
This Artwork Is On Display and for sale at Marylebone Antiques, 8 Church St, Marylebone, London, NW8 8ED
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