Hugo Grenville - Recent Works | On View - Findlay Galleries, Palm Beach
- PALM BEACH, Florida
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- November 13, 2021
Findlay Galleries is please to announce its upcoming holiday season-opening exhibition on Saturday, November 27th at Findlay Galleries, Palm Beach. A beautiful and elegant collection of works from contemporary British painter Hugo Grenville will be on view through December.
Hugo Grenville is recognized today as one of Britain’s leading colorist painters. Grenville’s vibrant career began in London in 1974; after 47 years, he continues to successfully explore the endless nuances and magic of color and form. His works are part of several public and private collections in Europe, Asia and the United States. Findlay Galleries has proudly represented Hugo Grenville exclusively since 2008.
Grenville’s work reveals his fascination with pattern and color, a quality that places him within the tradition of Henri Matisse; less evident, but equally important, is the feeling of intimacy in his works, which connects him to Les Nabis, Pierre Bonnard and Edouard Vuillard. He refers to himself as a romantic at heart, “My paintings are an unashamed and joyous celebration of life, a passionate defense of beauty and domestic harmony, steeped in the English Romantic tradition. I would like the work to stand as a symbol of promise, and to express our sense of existence through the recognition of the transforming power of color and light.”
Contact:
James MuldoonFINDLAY GALLERIES
5616552091
jamesmuldoon@findlayart.com
165 Worth Avenue
Palm Beach, Florida
palmbeach@findlayart.com
5616552090
http://www.findlaygalleries.com
About Findlay Galleries
Celebrating 150 years in business, Findlay Galleries is an iconic family art business founded in 1870. Specializing in Impressionism, European Modernism, l'Ecole de Rouen, L'Ecole de Paris, and 20th Century American Art, the gallery represents over 100 artists and artist estates. Named Wally Findlay Galleries since 1965, the business was acquired in 1998 by James R. Borynack. A longtime Findlay executive, Borynack was committed to the relentless pursuit of veritable European period works and contemporary artists. In 2016 Borynack also acquired the David Findlay Jr. Gallery and merged the two. Since then, the gallery has operated under its original name from 1870, Findlay Galleries, and has continued to offer a strong collection of both period works and contemporary art, both European and American.