Ian Daniels

Born in 1955, Daniels never quite found his niche, his work displaying his essential lack of confidence in anything he did. While heavily influenced by Bacon's work, his paintings were too eclectic and lacking in focus to argue for a position of their own in the ruthless lottery of the art establishment. Nevertheless, he produced the occasional arresting image - such as the well-captured portrait of his Father, who died when the artist was fifteen.

	Radiator 1982 Oil and pencil on canvas
	Bullfight 1985 Oil, graphite and pastel on canvas
	Self Portrait without Cat 1987 Oil, charcoal and graphite on canvas
	Francis Bacon 1988 Oil on cotton
	Bacon 1988 Oil on canvas
	Father 1989 Oil and graphite on canvas
	Margaret (after Warhol) 1991 Oil on canvas
	Beckett (after Bacon) 1991 Oil on canvas
			Tribute (Triptych) Click title to view whole triptych 1992 Oil and graphite on canvas

Some of these paintings, along with others not shown here, are for sale.
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