Steven Campbell 1953-2007
Steven Campbell, the son of a steelworker and a steelworker himself before attending Glasgow School of Art, exploded onto the Scottish art scene in 1982 in the Scottish Arts Council exhibition ‘Scottish Art Now’. He soon became the driving force behind the group of painters (including Howson) known as the new ‘Glasgow Boys’, whose large-scale, figurative paintings marked a renaissance in painting and Glasgow in particular as a cultural centre. By the mid-1980s, Campbell’s international reputation was established with his move to New York.
Oil Paintings by Steven Campbell 1953-2007
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The Striking Gardeners 40'' x 54'' |
Siamese Boxing Triplets and the Tarantino Dash 84'' x 90'' |
The Blind Magician 30'' x 40'' |
Modelling Rings for Giants 20'' x 30'' |
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Local Hybreds 84'' x 101'' |
A Man Perceived by a Flea 16'' x 22'' SOLD |
Portrait of Adrain W 24'' x 36'' |
The Milkman 40'' x 44'' |
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Painting Backwards in a Mirror Causes Accidental Angels 36'' x 48'' SOLD |
Master and Apprentice- The Green Man 24'' x 36'' SOLD |
Tripping Over en plein air 40'' x 54'' SOLD |
Red Robin in a Cage 20'' x 30'' SOLD |
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Figure at the Base of an Abaration 24'' x 36'' SOLD |
The Nursery of the Barber/ed Hatter 24'' x 36'' SOLD |
Portrait of Linton Strachey, Surrendering to the Windsor Knot 20'' x 30'' SOLD |
The Apprentice Cuts His Own Fate 18'' x 24'' SOLD |
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