BEN HENRIQUES: RECENT PAINTINGS

RECENT PAINTINGS

BEN HENRIQUES

RECENT PAINTINGS

BEN HENRIQUES

Green Leaves Oil on board 45 x 41.5cm 01

Lily Oil on canvas 32 x 28cm 02

Pears Oil on canvas 30 x 42.5cm 03

Parrot Tulips Oil on canvas 45.5 x 40.6cm 04

Duck Oil on canvas 55.5 x 45.5cm 05

Snow Chaos Oil on board 27 x 17cm 06

Apple on Pink Oil on canvas 30 x 34cm 07

Daffodils in a Lemonade Jug Oil on canvas 55 x 44.5cm 08

Red Square Oil on canvas 58.5 x 79.2cm 09

Turquoise Oil on canvas 29 x 43cm 10

Pink Flower on Green Oil on board 27.5 x 19.9cm 11

Little Yellow Oil on canvas 45.5 x 45cm 12

Three Roots Oil on canvas 51 x 57cm 13

Studio Table Oil on canvas 79.5 x 94.5cm 14

Two Green Apples Oil on canvas 40.5 x 53.8cm 15

Side Table Oil on canvas 56 x 63.5cm 16

Decoratorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Table Oil on canvas 43 x 58cm 17

Table Top Still Life Oil on canvas 51 x 70.5cm 18

Rhode Oil on canvas 28 x 32cm 19

Tulip in a White Jar Oil on canvas 35 x 31cm 20

Allusion Oil on canvas 51 x 71.5cm 21

Huddle Oil on canvas 60.5 x 55.5cm 22

Tangerine and Green Oil on board 18 x 28cm 23

Blue Square Oil on canvas 22 x 44cm 24

Springs Oil on canvas 36 x 36cm 25

Interior Oil on canvas 54.3 x 62.6cm 26

Water Glass Oil on canvas 31.6 x 28cm 27

Side Table against Blue Oil on canvas 81 x 91cm 28

Wine Glass Oil on canvas 28 x 42.2 cm 29

A New Thing Oil on canvas 22.2 x 40.5cm 30

BEN HENRIQUES Ben Henriques is uncompromisingly a representational painter, who imbues the smallest fragment of a moment, embodied in a minimal still life, with a sense of significance. He studied Fine Art at the University of Newcastle, has featured three times in the BP Awards, and has exhibited in London, Scotland and Germany since 1992.

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BEN HENRIQUES: RECENT PAINTINGS

Published on Feb 24, 2020

Jonathan Cooper

Born in England, Ben Henriques grew up in Scotland before attending the University of Newcastle in the late 1980s, where he honed his artistic skills. After obtaining a Fine Arts degree in 1990, he moved to London, where his direct approach of subject matter and enamoured respect for the painter’s traditional craft made him stand out. He was invited to exhibit a self-portrait at the National Portrait Gallery, and to take part in a joint show with the American painter Daniel Lang at the William Hardie Gallery, Glasgow. In 1994, eager for exposure to contrasting landscapes and sensations, he travelled to South Asia, where the change of scene inspired him to paint extensively. Upon his return in 1995, established and prestigious galleries such as Lefevre, Browse and Darby, and Agnew’s chose to exhibit his work. By 2001, he held his first solo show at the Jonathan Cooper gallery, with which he remains to this day. This exhibition is his tenth solo show with the gallery.