Lagoon, Warwick Crescent, Regent’s Canal

Location

Country: UK
City: London
Place: Government Art Collection

David Tindle was born in Huddersfield. He studied at Coventry School of Art and later taught at Hornsey School of Art, and the Byam Shaw School of Painting. During 1972 –1983, he was Visiting Tutor at the Royal College of Art (RCA). He was later made a Fellow of the RCA in 1981 and Honorary Fellow in 1984. In the 1980s, Tindle was elected as a Royal Academician and took up the position of Ruskin Master of Drawing and Fellow of St. Edmund Hall, Oxford (1985–1987). He has exhibited his work regularly in London, and in numerous group exhibitions abroad including shows in Paris and Montreal. He has produced several portrait commissions, most notably of Dirk Bogarde (1986) and of Lord Sainsbury (1990). His work is represented in many public collections most notably Tate, London; National Portrait Gallery, London; Bradford City Art Gallery; Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool; and Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester. Tindle lives and works in Lucca, Italy.

Places

England, London, Regent's Canal, Little Venice

Subjects

topography, townscape/cityscape, canal, house, barge/canal boat

Materials & Techniques

paper (as artists material), watercolour (as artists materials), india ink, watercolour (as object name)

Artist

David Tindle (1932 - )

Title

Lagoon, Warwick Crescent, Regent’s Canal

Date

1953

Medium

Watercolour and india ink on paper

Dimensions

height: 38.80 cm, width: 57.20 cm

Acquisition

Purchased from the Artists' International Association, September 1953

Inscription

bl: David Tindle 1953. / Lagoon Warwick Crescent. ; verso, tr: David Tindle 1953. / Lagoon Warwick Crescent/Regent's Canal.

GAC number

2288