Another England: how David Inshaw changed the landscape of art
Myth, symbols and a mysterious sense of place define the works of the West Country’s pastoral visionaryAt the age of 72, the painter David Inshaw is finally beginning to achieve the kind of widespread recognition he deserves. He is a great pastoral painter and visionary, that rare kind of artist who appears perhaps once or twice in a generation and illumines the world in a new way – for those who are prepared to look. William Blake, Samuel Palmer, Paul Nash and Stanley Spencer are am
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