David Gentleman Art
David Gentleman was born in London, Gentleman is the son of Tom and Winifred Gentlemen, two artists who met at the Glasgow School of Art. Following national service in the Royal Army Education Corps teaching art in Cornwall, he studied at the Royal College of Art under Edward Bawden and John Nash. After two further years at the Royal College, he became a freelance artist. Gentleman is probably best known for his paintings of buildings and landscapes, and has traveled the world bringing his distinctive touch to foreign landscapes. Gentleman’s Britain records the British landscape. He designed 103 stamps for the post office between 1962 (National Productivity Year) and 2000 (for the Millennium), and the mural for the Eleanor Cross on Charing Cross underground station platform. His work is in many collections, including the Tate Britain, the British Museum, the Victoria and Albert Museum and the Fitzwilliam Museum and he continues to work.
Late 20th Century David Gentleman Art
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20th Century David Gentleman Art
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Mid-19th Century American American Classical Antique David Gentleman Art
Wool
2010s English Modern David Gentleman Art
Cotton
1940s American Vintage David Gentleman Art
Cotton
Early 1900s American Navajo Antique David Gentleman Art
Wool
1880s American Country Antique David Gentleman Art
Cotton
1940s American Modern David Gentleman Art
Gouache, Board
19th Century American Antique David Gentleman Art
Cotton
Late 19th Century David Gentleman Art
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1930s American Modern David Gentleman Art
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1940s American Modern David Gentleman Art
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1860s Swedish Adirondack Antique David Gentleman Art
Wool, Cotton, Linen
Mid-20th Century Other Art Style David Gentleman Art
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1870s American American Colonial Antique David Gentleman Art
Cotton