Terry Frost 1915-2003
Black, White & Orange
signed, titled and dated 1963 verso
oil on canvas
122 x 92 cms (48 x 36 ins)
framed: 142 x 112 cms (56 x 44 ins)
framed: 142 x 112 cms (56 x 44 ins)
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Frost moved to Banbury in 1963, where he found inspiration in the heraldic imagery and chevrons from the Battle of Edgehill, displayed at Compton Wynyates. These, along with the new...
Frost moved to Banbury in 1963, where he found inspiration in the heraldic imagery and chevrons from the Battle of Edgehill, displayed at Compton Wynyates. These, along with the new traffic road signs from that year, influenced his art to move away from the bobbing boats of St Ives and the stone walls of the Dales. Chevrons and circles became the main focus of his paintings.
Provenance
Belgrave Gallery, circa 1992Private collection London, 1994-2011
Private collection, USA 2011-2024
Publications
David Lewis, Terry Frost, Scholar Press 1994, illustrated page 1651
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