Phil Sutters' photos with the keyword: Gallery

I did find the artist thanks to the clear signature - he had a huge body of work - this style of painting seems to have been the one for which he is best known.

Another image for which I have no information. The sadness of the subject does speak through the image in a way that a description would struggle to do.

In trying to identify the artist of this group of striking art works, I came across works in this genre by Picasso, but I don't know whether they were an inspiration for these or not.

In trying to identify the artist of this group of striking art works, I came across works in this genre by Picasso, but I don't know whether they were an inspiration for these or not.

The messages are in the drawings - the concept being that it is sometimes easier to convey one's feelings by drawing than in words. For a description of this exhibition may I suggest that you follow this link to the Towner Gallery's website. townereastbourne.org.uk/whats-on/drawing-the-unspeakable

Again I didn't record any information about this work. It has a feel of one of Alan Bennett's monologues. For a description of this exhibition may I suggest that you follow this link to the Towner Gallery's website. townereastbourne.org.uk/whats-on/drawing-the-unspeakable

For a description of this exhibition may I suggest that you follow this link to the Towner Gallery's website. townereastbourne.org.uk/whats-on/drawing-the-unspeakable

In trying to identify the artist of this group of striking art works, I came across works in this genre by Picasso, but I don't know whether they were an inspiration for these or not.

'4' - the key to its entry in the exhibition guide, which I didn't buy, is the only identification I recorded of this work. Apologies to the artist. For a description of this exhibition may I suggest that you follow this link to the Towner Gallery's website. townereastbourne.org.uk/whats-on/drawing-the-unspeakable