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Arthur Campbell ARUA
Arthur Campbell was a landscape painter as well as a designer and illustrator. Arthur was born in Belfast but spent the first years of his life in Dublin and Co. Wicklow. He made a living through photography and when he had spare time he took on night classes in the Belfast College of Art.
Campbell exhibited for the first time in 1939 in the Royal Hibernian Academy however he only managed to produce eight works here over the course of thirty years. From 1942-1943, for the Belfast Telegraph, he produced a staggering seventy-three landscape drawings.
Campbell said, “fleshed out five-minute sketches and colour notes which I painted at home…The camera was a surrogate drawing pad, which explains why some photographs have affinities with certain paintings.”
Arthurs first one-man show was held in 1950 in 55a Donegall Place, Belfast where he had five oil paintings and twenty-seven watercolours. In 1986, he became an associate of the Royal Ulster Academy.
Arthur Campbell ARUA - Auction results
There have been 9 artwork(s) sold in previous auctions-
Lot 191 Sale Date: 28 January 2009Result: £350 -
Lot 244 Sale Date: 01 December 2010Result: £350 -
HAYSTACKS AND TREES Sale Date: 09 March 2016 Medium: Watercolour Drawing Size: H 10" x W 14"Result: £220 -
Lot 342 Sale Date: 08 October 2008Result: £200 -
Lot 180 Sale Date: 09 October 2013Result: £180 -
CLADY GORGE & ERRIGAL Sale Date: 09 November 2011 Medium: Watercolour Size: H 7" x W 10"Result: £180 -
Lot 153 Sale Date: 11 March 2009Result: £180 -
Lot 80 Sale Date: 01 December 2010Result: £150 -
THE WHITE HOUSE, BELFAST Sale Date: 11 September 2013 Medium: Watercolour Drawing Size: H 23" x W 17.5"Result: £100
