Born in London, and living in England until 1985, when he moved to New
York City, Bill Jacklin has earned his artistic reputation for city
genre and figure paintings and murals, many of them 'hazy-seeming'
crowd scenes of people moving about the city. Early in his
career, he focused on abstraction but in the mid 1970s moved
increasingly to figurative work. Jacklin's mediums include
monoprints, etchings, watercolors, oil and pastel.
Jackin studied graphics in London f (showing 500 of 1576 characters). |
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