SAMPLES FROM THE ARTWORKS OF
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To contact the artist, for commissioning, or for exhibiting, or for purchasing an artwork;
sbart56@gmail.com More information on the artist can be found on;
www.steve-b-robinson.co.uk
List of abbreviations GP; GENERAL PORTRAIT AS; ALTERNATIVE SELF PORTRAIT RS; RELIGION AND SPIRIT (CREATION) TM; TRUTH AND OTHER MYTHS GA; GENERAL ABSTRACTION
“#9; Chloe’s Tea Party” Mixed media (including collage) on canvas 50 x 50 cm £160
TM
“#13; Angel”. £160 Mixed media (including collage) on canvas 50 x 50 cm “#14; Angel”. £160
TM/RS
“Travellers In Couture” Mixed media on canvas 50 x 50 cm £160
TM
“#17; Nightmare” Mixed media (including collage) on canvas 50 x 50 cm £160
TM
“#21” Mixed media (including collage) on canvas 50 x 50 cm £160
TM
“After The Show” Acrylics on canvas 24 x 30 inches £200
TM/AS
“Devoured By A Chair” Mixed media on canvas 24 x 30 inches £200
AS
“Sacrifice” Mixed media on canvas 84 x 84 cm £240
RS
“Marie-Louise” Oil on canvas 8 x 10 inches £80
GP
“Violeta Chinasky” Oil on canvas 20 x 20 inches £160
GP
“#7; Corsage And Two Straws (self portrait)” Oil on canvas 50 x 50 cm £160
AS
“Self Portrait- 1996” (painted in 2008) Oil on canvas 84 x 84 cm £240
AS
“We Shall Go To The Market Today—S-Bahn” Oil on canvas. 84 x 84 cm. £240
GP
“Amigos” Oil on board. 10 x 8 inches. £80 AS/GP
“What Else?”. 50 x 50 cm. £160
AS/RS
Acrylic on canvas
“Mother” Graphite and charcoal on canvas. 18 x 24 inches. £160
RS
“The Improbable Geometry Of Creation” Mixed media on canvas. 48 x 48 inches. £320
RS
“Awaiting Loaves And Fishes” Mixed media on canvas. 48 x 36 inches £320
RS
“Mary Magdalene” Acrylic on canvas 36 x 60 inches £320
RS
“Egg” Mixed media on canvas. 18 x 24 inches. £ 160 each (4 Eggs in total ) “Another Egg”
RS
“Chaos From Order” Acrylics on canvas 16 x 16 inches £80
RS
“Crystaline Life” Acrylics on canvas 16 x 16 inches £80
RS
“Skyscrapers” Acrylics on canvas 21 x 42 inches £240 GA
“Blue, Blue, Pink” Acrylic on board 12 x 12 inches £80
GA
“Green, Purple, Mustard” Acrylics on board 12 x 12 inches £80
GA
“Autumn” Acrylics on canvas 80 x 80 cm £240
GA
“Redhead In A Spotted Dress” Acrylics on canvas 18 x 24 inches £160
GP
“Legacy Of Those We Trusted” Mixed media on canvas 42 x 21 inches £200
RS
“Stanley’s Hand” Oil on canvas. 8 x 12 inches. £80 each “Odalisque”
“Odalisque” Oil on canvas GN
The artworks in this catalogue are in no way an exhaustive list, but should be viewed as examples of the complete ouvre. Pricing is consistent throughout using a “by-linear-foot-or –part-thereof” equation with 1 foot (12 inches) / £20 being the base unit.
Steve’s studio is currently housed in unit 32 of the Sparkenhoe Business Centre, Hinckley. He has had work displayed in Spain and Sweden as well as, of course, the UK where he exhibits as part of the KLA group, in open exhibitions, and solo exhibitions.
His ouvre displays a flexible approach to both style and subject, reflecting his versatility; something that is becoming evident in his sartorial choices too. This variance in traditional clothing sneaks into his paintings now and then but doesn’t overwhelm. His themes are contemporary takes on religion, the spirit/soul and general thoughts on creation and evolution, portraiture (including alternative self-portraits, the nude and abstraction. He feels though that all categories of his work could easily sit together as it all becomes a general one-ness. Separating works into groupings is, he believes, a complicated and possibly selfdefeating exercise in his own case. Having said that there are abbreviations on each page to indicate which group or groups a painting was intended for or can slip easily into.
Steve gained his Honours Degree in Fine Art from DeMontfort University, Leicester, in 2008, having studied as a mature student.
In 2013 one of his paintings/collages was awarded first prize in the Windows-On invitation exhibition, Leicester.
This kilt is a generic tartan called Pride of Scotland. He also currently owns a Royal Stewart tartan kilt. He is NOT Scottish. Although he does have Welsh celtic roots with his great great grandfather being a thrice crowned, once chaired, Bard known as Llew Llwyffo and who was described by a journalist in BBC Cymru as “possibly the most famous Welshman of the 19th century”, which is something to aspire to.