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Byard
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Selected
Solo Exhibitions
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2004
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Ainscough
Contemporary Art, London
The Merriscourt Gallery, Oxfordshire
The Ashbourne Gallery, Derbyshire
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2003
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St
John Street Gallery, Ashbourne, Derbyshire
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2002
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St
Johns Street Gallery, Ashbourne, Derbyshire
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2001
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‘Sense
of Place’, Derbyshire
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2000
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Northcote
Gallery
The Ashbourne Gallery, Derbyshire
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1999
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Ainscough
Contemporary Art, London
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1998
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Dukes
Oak Gallery, Cheshire
Ainscough Contemporary Art, London
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1997
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The
Ashbourne Gallery, Derbyshire
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1996
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Byard
Art, Nottingham
The Ashbourne Gallery, Derbyshire
Derby Playhouse
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Selected Group Exhibitions
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2003
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John
Martin of London
Walker Galleries, Harrogate (4 person show)
Affordable Art Fair, London
Ainscough Contemporary Art, London
The Merriscourt Gallery, Oxfordshire
Byard Art, Cambridge
The Ashbourne Gallery, Derbyshire
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2002
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John
Martin of London
Walker Galleries, Harrogate
Affordable Art Fair, London
Ainscough Contemporary Art, London
The Merriscourt Gallery, Oxfordshire
Byard Art, Cambridge
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2001
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Affordable
Art Fair West, Bath
Derby Museum & Art Gallery
Chatsworth House
Affordable Art Fair, London
Ainscough Contemporary Art
Affordable Art Fair, London
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2000
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Affordable
Art Fair, London
Chelsea Art Fair
Dublin Art Fair
Tregoning Fine Art
Art London
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1999
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Art
London
The Merriscourt Gallery, Oxfordshire
Gallery 108, London
The Courtyard Gallery, Hampshire
Affordable Art Fair, London
Chelsea Art Fair
West of England Art Fair
Ashbourne Art Gallery, Derbyshire
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1998
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Gagliardi
Gallery, London
Derby Museum and Art Gallery
The Ashbourne Gallery, Derbyshire
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1997
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Ainscough
Contemporary Art, London
Derby Museum and Art Gallery
Dukes Oak Gallery, Cheshire
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1996
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Derby
Museum and Art Gallery
The Assembly Rooms, Derby
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Background
- 1967
Born South London
- 1989
– 92 BA (Hons.) Fine Art, Birmingham
Awards
- 2001
Vickers Art Prize, winner
- 1996
Derby City Open, prize winner
- 1995
Derby City Open, prize winner
Collections
- UK,
Australia, USA, Europe, Asia, Canada
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Lewis
Noble is well recognised for his abstracted landscapes of the
Peak District, Scotland and France. The paintings are filled with emotion, light and colour and
have great force and energy.
Noble’s
technique involves ‘…building layer after layer, often
scraping back in order to re-work the subject, resulting in an
impasto scrumbled surface.
The technique is evidence of a vigorous process, and
reflects the physical nature of the landscape itself’
Chloe Johnson, Tate Gallery
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