To celebrate a century since the birth of British artist Keith Vaughan (1912-1977), and tying in with a major show at Pallant House in Chichester, Agnew’s gallery in Mayfair are presenting a retrospective of the painter’s work.
Starting as Neo-Romanticist in the years following the war, Vaughan gradually moved more and more into abstraction.
Vaughan is most well known for his painting’s of male figures, many of which are shown at the Agnew’s exhibition on Albemarle Street.
The Keith Vaughan exhibition runs at Agnew’s Gallery, 35 Albemarle Street until 15 June.