Dick Jones - “I
draw therefore I'm an Artist”
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a 2003 Black History Month feature on Andy Hamilton. The Painting
was on show in the Re-Location
exhibition, Radioactive, at the old X-ray factory in Foundry
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| drawing music | painting music |
I
like music. It's always inspired my work. I'm also fascinated by the challenge
of trying to draw movement and the moving target.
The picture on the left is of the late great Jazz maestro, Spike Robinson. Click on the image to see more drawing of Jazz, Ballet and Salsa Dancing.
Clicking
on the Ballet Dancer will show you how the work resolves itself into painting.
This section features my potrait of Larry Adler as well as much work inspired
by Andy Hamilton, Birmingham's very own Jazz Legend.
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Sax Break (oil on canvas, 8' by 11'6"). There is
more about this painting in Trainers
Welcome
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To see a larger version of the Spike Robinson
drawing go to the Bearwood Jazz website Gallery page at
http://www.geocities.com/jazzthebear/gallery.html