Tethera (Three)

Location

Country: Other
City: other locations abroad

Ronald King was born in Sao Paulo, and grew up in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Between 1946-50 he attended Ardingly College in Sussex, England, after which he studied painting at Chelsea School of Art, London from 1951-55. During the late 1950s he lived and worked in Canada and briefly in New York, working in a variety of commercial publishing companies, while also teaching art part time in Toronto. On his return to England in 1960 he continued to lecture at Farnham School of Art, Surrey, but in 1967 established The Circle Press, with the artist Ian Tyson. The Press aimed to involve collaborations between visual artists, poets and writers and published many innovative examples of book art and screenprints. The Circle Press continues today and was celebrated in June 2002 in a large exhibition in New Haven, Connecticut.

Places

Subjects

poetry, text-based work

Materials & Techniques

screenprint

Artist

Ronald King (1932 - )

Title

Tethera (Three)

Portfolio Title

Neighbours We'll Not Part Tonight

Edition

24/30

Date

Medium

Screenprint

Acquisition

Purchased from Circle Press, July 1977

Inscription

below image: 24/30 Tethera (Three) / 'these made the party up...' / Ronald King

GAC number

13405