David Inshaw
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Biography
1943 | David Inshaw was born Wednesfield, Staffordshire |
1950 | Moved to live in Biggin Hill, Kent |
1959-63 | Studied painting at Beckenham School of Art |
1963-66 | Studied painting at Royal Academy Schools under Peter Greenham |
1964 | Awarded French Government scholarship to study in Paris for six months |
1966-75 | Teaching painting and print making at West of England College, Bristol |
1969 | First one-man exhibition at the Arnolfini Gallery, Bristol |
1971 | Moved from Bristol to Devizes, Wiltshire |
1972 | Formed association with painters Graham and Ann Arnold, calling themselves the Broadheath Brotherhood (after Elgar’s birthplace) |
1975 | Joined with Peter Blake, Jan Haworth, Graham and Annie Ovenden and the Arnolds to form the Brotherhood of Ruralists. Resigned from teaching post in Bristol |
1975-77 | Appointed Fellow of Commoner in Creative Art at Trinity College Cambridge. Moved from Devizes to Cambridge |
1976 | Brotherhood of Ruralists first exhibition as a group at the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition |
1977 | Returned to Devizes, Wiltshire |
1983 | Left the Brotherhood of Ruralists |
1989 | Moved to Clyro, near Hay on Wye, Powys |
1995 | Moved back to Devizes |
1995- | David Inshaw currently lives and works in London and Devizes |