The Bob Dylan painting exhibition at the Halcyon Gallery.
Posted by: Whizzkid on 13 April 2010
Yesterday I finally got the chance to have a look at Dylan's paintings at the Halcyon Gallery at Bruton St London W1. This is a collection called the The Drawn Blank Series and is really about his move from paper to canvas.
The paintings are mainly Impressionistic but I did see a Cubist leaning in some. They are beautiful in execution, with vibrant colours, broad brush strokes with great colour contrast and feature composition, some had a playful eroticism and others were desolate in feel like the one with lone railroad track spearing off into the distance. I was very impressed with all of his works in this exhibition. Sadly it leaves for Denmark next week so you'll have to be quick to see it.
Bob at the Halcyon
Dean..
The paintings are mainly Impressionistic but I did see a Cubist leaning in some. They are beautiful in execution, with vibrant colours, broad brush strokes with great colour contrast and feature composition, some had a playful eroticism and others were desolate in feel like the one with lone railroad track spearing off into the distance. I was very impressed with all of his works in this exhibition. Sadly it leaves for Denmark next week so you'll have to be quick to see it.
Bob at the Halcyon
Dean..