John Wells (born 1907) was for many years a central figure in the group of St. Ives artists. Through his close friendship with Ben Nicholson, Barbara Hepworth, Naum Gabo, Peter Lanyon, and others, he played a key role in establishing the town as a leading center for modern art during the postwar years. This publication -- the first to be devoted to the life and career of John Wells -- presents a long-overdue study of 48 of Wells's most important works, confirming his significance as a major figure of British Constructivism ...
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John Wells (born 1907) was for many years a central figure in the group of St. Ives artists. Through his close friendship with Ben Nicholson, Barbara Hepworth, Naum Gabo, Peter Lanyon, and others, he played a key role in establishing the town as a leading center for modern art during the postwar years. This publication -- the first to be devoted to the life and career of John Wells -- presents a long-overdue study of 48 of Wells's most important works, confirming his significance as a major figure of British Constructivism.
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Seller's Description:
From the library of the artist Roy Simmons with his neat small stamp name to the opening flyleaf which bothers none of the text. Fine and bright glossy wraps. Nicely illustrated by John Wells on the front cover who is nicely showcased all in color and a well realized text.
