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A Corner of Crathes Castle Gardens. Artist Norman Stevens was born in Bradford, England on 17 June 1937 and studied at Bradford College of Art (1952-57), alongside fellow students and friends including David Hockney and David Oxtoby.
Clapboard House with Fronds and Architectural French Curve. Norman Stevens. 1974. View by appointment.
He won the John Moores Painting Prize, and his work was included in British Painting 1952-1977 at the Royal Academy, and the first British Art Show, in 1979 but he became better known as a printmaker which he had turned to in 1970 and exhibited at the Arnolfini Gallery, Bristol (1975), and The Redfern Gallery (1980).
His prizewinning prints were the focus of solo exhibitions at the Arnolfini and Tate during the 1970s, and a posthumous retrospective was held at the Royal Academy of Arts in 2014. This latest, comprehensive exhibition at the Redfern coincides with the launch of Norman Stevens: The Complete Prints.
In 1970 he taught painting at Hornsey College of Art and at the same time he began to make etchings, which led to commissions from Editions Alecto, the major print publisher. His work is...
Norman Stevens ARA (1937 - 1988) RA Collection: People and Organisations Profile. Royal Academician. Printmaker Born: 17 June 1937 in Bradford, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom Died: 20 August 1988. Nationality: British. Elected ARA: 18 May 1983. Gender: Male. Preferred media: Printmaking, Etching, and Painting. Share
Norman Stevens ARA. Described in The Times as “one of the most distinguished and particular painters and printmakers of his generation”, Norman Stevens attended the local art college in Bradford alongside David Hockney, John Loker and David Oxtoby.
