Francis Kyle Gallery

Steven Hubbard


The Alphabet Mug (open)	Colours by candlelight	Colours by candlelight (open)
marquetry and oil, 2007, 19 x 17 x 3in 48 x 44 x 7 cm	marquetry and oil, 2011,17 x 9 x 3in 43 x 23 x 7 cm

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The procession	The matchmaker	Spyglass
marquetry, 2009,17 x 24in 43 x 61cm	marquetry and oil ,2010, 11 x 18in 28 x 46cm	marquetry and oil, 2009, 13 x 8in 32 x 21cm


They're off oil and marquetry , 2010, 26 x 25.5 x 3in 66 x 65 x 8cm	Jam for Mr Eliot oil, 2011, 11 x 14in 27 x 35cm

Price range £2100 - £15000 (ex VAT)

Steven Hubbard was born in London in 1954 and educated at Gloucester College of Art. After graduating he taught part-time for a period while devoting himself to his own work, developing first a distinguished practice as a portrait painter working mostly to commission and, subsequently, moving on to evolve his own distinctive genre combining painting with craft, which he considers his most rewarding activity. Hubbard was a finalist in the annual BP portrait exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery. In 1989 he was short-listed as ‘best painter under 35’ by the Royal Society of Portrait Painters. Work of his was also selected for BP Award exhibitions in 1991 and 1993. Steven Hubbard has been represented by Francis Kyle Gallery since 1997 and has contributed to several of the Gallery’s theme exhibitions between 2005 and 2008. He has held one-man exhibitions there in 2000, 2003 and 2009.