Featuring twelve of Tillyer's most striking landscape images from across the last thirty years, the editions will highlight the breadth and subtlety of Tillyer's vision, confirming his position as one of the leading figures of British contemporary landscape painting. Utilising the most advanced digital technologies to capture the nuance and intrigue of Tillyer's touch, the series offers a unique opportunity to own a work by one of the country's finest painters. Godfrey & Watt are pleased to be hosting this exhibition in association with Bernard Jacobson Graphics.
Each image is printed in an edition of 100. They are priced at £470 each for an unframed print. Frames can be supplied, please enquire.
William Tillyer was born in 1938 in Middlesbrough. He studied painting under William Coldstream and etching under Anthony Gross at the Slade School, London. He then studied printmaking under William Hayter at Atelier 17, Paris. He has evolved into an astonishingly diverse and talentedartist and his work encompasses everything from prints to collages to watercolours to oil paintings to mixed-media constructions. Based in North Yorkshire, today he is one of Britain's most respected artists. 2010 will mark the fortieth anniversary of the year that William Tillyer walked into Bernard Jacobson's new gallery in London with a portfolio under one arm. It proved to be an event of great significance in the lives of both men - marking the beginning of an uninterrupted forty-year working relationship. To commemorate the occasion Bernard Jacobson Graphics has published this new series of Limited Edition Digital Prints.