Alwyn crawshaw biography definition

painter

Alwyn Crawshaw, British painter. Fine art print Wet and Windy included in top 10 prints, 1975; named One of Top 10 Video Teachers in the United States, 1991. Fellow Royal Society Arts; member Society Equestrian Artists, British Watercolour Society, National Acrylic Painters Association (president), Society Amateur Artists (founder, past president), United Society Artists (honorary).

Background

Crawshaw, Alwyn was born on September 20, 1934 in Mirfield, Yorkshire, England. Son of Fred and Doris Letitia Gertrude (Brannon) Crawshaw.

Crawshaw, Alwyn, b.1934 - Art UK

Education

Student, Hastings School Art, 1949—1951.

Career

Founding partner Russell Artists Mcdg. Limited., Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey, 1958-1980. Lecturer, demonstrator acrylic and watercolor painting for Daler-Rowney & Company Limited., Bracknell, Berkshire, England, since 1972.

Exhibited work at Royal Society British Artists, 1981, 82, 83, 84, 8 Alwyn Crawshaw Books & Biography - NEQI