a arte de Timothy Hyman

1946 : Born in Hove, Sussex; brought up in London
1963-67 : Slade School of Fine Art, London

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Uma apresentação do artista e da sua obra, retirada da sua página oficial :
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Many things about Timothy Hyman's paintings are immediately clear: his passion for London - his City, his Place - and his detailed painterly investigation of his own place in that city, where he fits in and in what way he belongs, and his absorption in the question of how cities have been painted in the past. 
From his clear and scholarly writings - he writes like a painter, not an historian, which is why his work means so much to so many artists - we know of his love of Indian Art, of Bonnard, Blake and Kirchner, and perhaps above all of Sienese Painting of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. 
We can see him as the history painter that he is - partly. It is not difficult to identify with his teasing out of his memories, the importance of his relationships with his friends, and, in particular, his love for his partner Judith, who has appeared again and again in the work throughout the last twenty years. 
These portraits of her are among his very few depictions of serenity and tranquillity, with no hint of the apocalyptic aspect that looms so large in some of his other works. They are not just documenting his time with her, or catching a moment in the narrative of his life, but painted as though in amazement at this love that has been bestowed on him. To a very considerable extent, I believe his work is an inspired lifetime's dialogue with Judith.
(This is the opening paragraph of the essay by Tess Jaray RA written in 2008 which served as catalogue introduction for Timothy Hyman's 2009 exhibition at Austin/Desmond, The Man Inscribed with London.)

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LONDON NOW - CITY OF HEAVEN CITY OF HELL - Guildhall Art Gallery