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Peter Ashton Jones : Blind Man's Buff
26 Oct-17 Nov 2018
CHARLIE SMITH LONDON
London E1 6QL
Overview
Ashton Jones begins with the traditional notion of landscape painting being a window on to the world. His landscapes refer to real places in West Sussex where he grew up, but are not specifically topographical accounts of that landscape. Rather, they are places in which painting is explored through light, rendering, layering and dynamics of line, form and colour; and operate, therefore, in a space between reality and imagination.
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