Allan Boulter: Abstracts Early Work

Monday, 13 February 2012

Abstracts Early Work

All my life as an artist I have painted in both representational and abstract mediums. These are some examples of earlier work, some of which can clearly be seen as inspired by Paul Klee who's work I first saw in Switzerland in 1960.

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My paintings and drawings

Paintings and drawings inspired by my home town of Deal on the east Kent coast and other locations in Britain and Europe.

Please contact me at: allan.boulter@gmail.com

Allan BOULTER 1940- Painter, draughtsman and lino-cut artist, born in Reading, Berkshire. He attended Willesden Art School, 1953-6, Harrow Art School and gained his Royal Academy School’s certificate, 1961-3, notable teachers including Charles Mahoney. He won three David Murray Scholarships: London, Cornwall and Aix-en-Provence University, France. In 1973 Boulter won the Laing Calendar Prize Competition. Group shows included Penzance Library Art Centre Gallery, 1980 -7, and Hampstead Town Hall, 1985-6. Showed solo at Deal Library from 1979, Deal Serendipity Gallery from 1981 and Royal Cinque Ports Yacht Club from 1984. Wandsworth Borough Council holds his works. Lives in Deal, Kent.

Allan Boulter

Monday, 13 February 2012

Abstracts Early Work

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