William S Taylor Artist

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Modern British Art Gallery William S Taylor

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William S Taylor (1920 - 2010) Painter, teacher, writer, exhibition organiser and film-maker, born in Sheffield. He studied at Sheffield College of Art, 1936-39, and at the Royal College of Art, 1939-43. He taught at Sheffield College of Art where in 1963 he established the History of Art Department.

William S. Taylor Biography

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William S Taylor - Two Nudes - Richard Taylor Fine Art

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William S Taylor (1920-2010). Painter, teacher, writer, exhibition organiser and film-maker, born in Sheffield. He studied at Sheffield College of Art, 1936-39, and at the Royal College of Art, 1939-43. He taught at Sheffield College of Art where in 1963 he established the History of Art Department.

Prices and estimates of works William S. Taylor

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William S Taylor, British b.1920- Study of a woman seated; pencil and watercolour, signed and dated '54, 53.5x37cm Provenance: with the Belgrave Gallery according to the label attached to the reverse of the frame: George Fiddes Watt, Scottish 1873-1960- Coastal Scene; oil on ivorine panel, 9.8x12.7cm: Jeffrey Courtney, British b.1947- Sunset, Autumn in Dorset; gouache, signed with initials, 13.5x23cm: …

Twentieth Century British Art by William S Taylor www ...

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Paintings by the artist William S Taylor: Painter, teacher, writer, exhibition organiser and film-maker, born in Sheffield. He studied at Sheffield College of Art, 1936-39, and at the Royal College of Art, 1939-43. He taught at Sheffield College of Art where in 1963 he established the History of Art Department.