31 b/w images in total. Peter Lanyon’s essay is accompanied by a b/w photographic portrait of the artist by Michel Ramon, and 5 b/w illustrations of his work, including the sculpture “Bull for Europa” (1954)
Patrick Hayman–an artist associated with the St. Ives school–conceived of this self-published art journal as "a meeting-ground between poet and painter, sculptor and architect”. Edited by Hayman between 1958 and 1963, The Painter & Sculptor presented “humanistic figurative art”, neglected 20th century artists, and often published research-based articles by practicing artists. Born in London in 1915, Hayman spent his formative years in New Zealand. Several issues include the work of Australian and New Zealand artists. .
Patrick Hayman formed a close friendship with Peter Lanyon during his time in St Ives; sharing a deep reverence for land, sea and sky, as well as a shared admiration for the work of Alfred Wallis and Christopher Wood.
Title: The Painter & Sculptor, edited by Patrick Hayman, Vol.5, No.2. Autumn 1962
Authors: Patrick Hayman (ed.) Peter Lanyon contributes
Publisher: The Painter & Sculptor
Publication date: 1962
Language: English
Format: softcover
Pages: 31pp.
Images: 31 b/w images
Book Condition: very good
Stock Number: RB05457 240 RH
31 b/w images in total. Peter Lanyon’s essay is accompanied by a b/w photographic portrait of the artist by Michel Ramon, and 5 b/w illustrations of his work, including the sculpture “Bull for Europa” (1954)
Patrick Hayman–an artist associated with the St. Ives school–conceived of this self-published art journal as "a meeting-ground between poet and painter, sculptor and architect”. Edited by Hayman between 1958 and 1963, The Painter & Sculptor presented “humanistic figurative art”, neglected 20th century artists, and often published research-based articles by practicing artists. Born in London in 1915, Hayman spent his formative years in New Zealand. Several issues include the work of Australian and New Zealand artists. .
Patrick Hayman formed a close friendship with Peter Lanyon during his time in St Ives; sharing a deep reverence for land, sea and sky, as well as a shared admiration for the work of Alfred Wallis and Christopher Wood.
Title: The Painter & Sculptor, edited by Patrick Hayman, Vol.5, No.2. Autumn 1962
Authors: Patrick Hayman (ed.) Peter Lanyon contributes
Publisher: The Painter & Sculptor
Publication date: 1962
Language: English
Format: softcover
Pages: 31pp.
Images: 31 b/w images
Book Condition: very good
Stock Number: RB05457 240 RH
