Adrian Wiszniewski

British · b. 1958 · Painter, Printmaker

Adrian Wiszniewski is a Scottish artist and one of the members of the New Glasgow Boys a group of artists who emerged from Glasgow School of Art and led the resurgence of… (Wikipedia)

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  1. Adrian Wiszniewski, BLACK AND BLUE (DIPTYCH), oil on canvas in two partsBLACK AND BLUE (DIPTYCH)Lyon & Turnbull · £8,125≈ $11,102≈ €9,174Sign up to see
  2. Adrian Wiszniewski, 1958-1989, oil on canvas1958-1989Lyon & Turnbull · £8,820≈ $11,059≈ €10,319Sign up to see
  3. Adrian Wiszniewski, TWO REVOLUTIONARIES, 2012, oil on canvasTWO REVOLUTIONARIES, 2012Lyon & Turnbull · £6,875≈ $9,493≈ €7,988Sign up to see

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Adrian Wiszniewski is a Scottish artist and one of the members of the New Glasgow Boys a group of artists who emerged from Glasgow School of Art and led the resurgence of Scottish figurative painting in the late 20th century. Other members of this group included the late Steven Campbell, who was a close friend of Adrian, Peter Howson and Ken Currie. Under the tutelage of artists like Alexander Moffat in the 1980s the four later went on to attain national and international status.

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Born 1958, GlasgowOccupation Painter, Printmaker, DraughtsmanWikidata Q21453135 ↗ULAN 500023083 ↗

In the collections of

TateArts Council Collection, Southbank CentreCity Art CentreGlasgow Museums Resource CentreLaing Art GalleryMuseum of Modern ArtWalker Art Gallery

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Artist record compiled from: Wikidata (CC0), Getty ULAN (ODC-By), MoMA collection data (CC0), Tate collection data (CC0). See data sources & attribution.

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