David L. Ghilchik Art
David Louis Ghilchik was a painter, and cartoonist for Punch magazine and the Daily Sketch. He was the son of Abraham Josef Ghilchik and his wife Sali. Abraham traded in lace and linen. David’s family settled in Salford in 1920, where he had enrolled at the Manchester School of Art and studied under Adolphe Valette from 1907–15. At the school, he met fellow student Josephine Matley Duddle, marrying her in Chelsea in the last quarter of 1915. David continued his studies at the Slade School of Fine Art under Henry Tonks and Ambrose McEvoy. During World War I, he served as a truck driver on the Italian front. Later, he took part in the 1928 and 1932 Summer Olympics, representing Great Britain in the mixed painting, drawing and watercolor categories. He also exhibited his oil paintings widely, most notably at the Royal Academy, the New English Art Club and the Royal Society of Portrait Painters. His style is thought to have been influenced by Christopher Wood.
1940s Impressionist David L. Ghilchik Art
Wood Panel, Oil
1930s Impressionist David L. Ghilchik Art
Oil, Wood Panel
1950s Impressionist David L. Ghilchik Art
Paint, Oil, Wood Panel, Board, Panel
21st Century and Contemporary Impressionist David L. Ghilchik Art
Wood Panel, Oil
Early 20th Century American Impressionist David L. Ghilchik Art
Oil, Wood Panel
1930s Impressionist David L. Ghilchik Art
Oil, Wood Panel
1990s Impressionist David L. Ghilchik Art
Oil, Wood Panel
1880s Impressionist David L. Ghilchik Art
Wood Panel, Oil
2010s American Impressionist David L. Ghilchik Art
Oil, Wood Panel
Early 2000s Impressionist David L. Ghilchik Art
Wood Panel, Oil
21st Century and Contemporary Impressionist David L. Ghilchik Art
Wood Panel, Oil
2010s American Impressionist David L. Ghilchik Art
Oil, Wood Panel
1890s Impressionist David L. Ghilchik Art
Wood Panel, Oil