Michael Andrews

1928–1995

Michael Andrews, ‘Melanie and Me Swimming’ 1978–9 — Melanie and Me Swimming 1978–9
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Biography

Michael Andrews (30 October 1928 – 19 July 1995) was a British painter.

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Artworks

Michael Andrews, ‘Melanie and Me Swimming’ 1978–9

Michael Andrews Melanie and Me Swimming

1978–9

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Michael Andrews, ‘The Deer Park’ 1962

Michael Andrews The Deer Park

1962

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Michael Andrews, ‘A Man who Suddenly Fell Over’ 1952

Michael Andrews A Man who Suddenly Fell Over

1952

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Michael Andrews, ‘Laughter Uluru (Ayers Rock), The Cathedral I’ 1985

Michael Andrews Laughter Uluru (Ayers Rock), The Cathedral I

1985

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Michael Andrews, ‘Study for a Man in a Landscape (Digswell)’ 1959

Michael Andrews Study for a Man in a Landscape (Digswell)

1959

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Artist as subject

Michael Andrews, ‘Melanie and Me Swimming’ 1978–9

Michael Andrews Melanie and Me Swimming

1978–9

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Helen Lessore, ‘Symposium I’ 1974–77

Helen Lessore Symposium I

1974–77

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Francis Bacon, ‘Triptych August 1972’ 1972

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