David Inshaw

David Inshaw was born in 1943 in Wednesfield, Staffordshire. In 1959-63 studied painting at Beckenham School of Art which led to a few years spent at Royal Academy Schools under Peter Greenham . During this time in 1964 David was awarded a French Government scholarship to study in Paris for six months. From 1966-75 taught painting and print making at West of England College, Bristol and held his first one-man exhibition at the Arnolfini Gallery, Bristol in 1969. In 1972, David formed an association with painters Graham and Ann Arnold, calling themselves the Broad Heath Brotherhood (after Elgar’s birthplace). He later, in 1975, joined with Peter Blake, Jan Haworth, Graham and Annie Ovenden and the Arnolds to form the Brotherhood of Ruralists. After resigning from his teaching post in Bristol in 1975, David was appointed Fellow of Commoner in Creative Art at Trinity College Cambridge. In 1976 Brotherhood of Ruralists held their first exhibition as a group at the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition. In 1983, David left the Ruralists. He currently lives and works in both Devizes Wiltshire and London.

PRINT QUALITY Signed, limited edition giclée prints, printed on fine art paper using lightfast pigment inks.

FRAMING David Inshaw prints are available as print only (without mount or frame). Should you prefer a mounted or framed print, we can arrange framing for you and are happy to discuss framing options specific to your requirements.

UK delivery £12.50

International postage £15.00 (prints only).

We do not send framed prints overseas.

Estimated UK delivery time 3- 5 working days. For framed items, please allow two weeks.

All prices are inclusive of VAT.