David Denby (British b. 1946). Tesco Bowl (2018). Still life Oil on Board. Signed. Mounted in its original glazed, painted wood box frame.

Denby’s still life paintings are simply stunning. Priced at less than half his current gallery prices, this is an excellent investment opportunity.

MARKS:
Recto: Initialed and dated (DD18) lower right.
Verso: Signed, located, and dated. Artist’s address. Titled and dated.

MEASUREMENTS:
Sight (visible painting): Height:11.5in (29cm) Width: 8.25in (21cm)
Frame: Height: 20.75in (53cm) Width: 17.75in (45cm)

CONDITION:
Mint. Gallery condition throughout.

BIOGRAPHY
David Denby was born in Guildford, Surrey in 1946.
Between 1968-1971, Denby studied Painting at the Royal Academy Schools, where he was awarded two silver medals. Here, his tutors included Edward Bowden, William Scott, Patrick Caulfield, Peter Blake; and, most important in the development of his figurative style, of his mastery of light and perspective, Fred Dubery - much loved by his students.

David Denby was the winner of The Royal Academy Portrait Prize in 1979, and has been regularly exhibited - in 1989, 1993 and ‘94, and in 2015 - at Chappel Galleries, Essex.
From 1994 through to the present day, David Denby has exhibited across London - including at The Royal Academy and the Fine Art Society. His works have also been shown across Scandinavia, Sweden’s Galleri 1+1, between 1972-95; as well as across the Far East and Australia. His works have been bought - often very promptly - across every continent of the world.