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Robert Collins
Robert Collins was born in
Gloucester in 1955 and educated at Gloucester College of Art and
the Royal College of Art, London. Between 1978 and 1982 he was active
as an art therapist in Brighton. He has been represented by Francis
Kyle Gallery since 1984 and been a contributor to some twelve of
the Gallery's theme exhibitions, including The Ridgeway (1986),
Goethe's Italian Journey (1987), and Blue and White: Still Life
on a Classic Theme by Contemporary Painters (1989). In 1990 he showed
in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia and has held one-man exhibitions with Francis
Kyle Gallery in 1991, 1995, 1998 and 2002.
Collins is a painter of remarkable versatility,
working mostly in oils, and expressing himself with equal conviction
in landscape (painting in all weathers and always en plein air),
still life, interiors and architectural subjects. In 1988 works
by Robert Collins were featured in The Ridgeway, Europe's Oldest
Road: Paintings from the Francis Kyle Gallery with an essay by Richard
Ingrams (Phaidon Press).
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