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Nancy Horrocks (1900-1989)

Biography of artist Nancy Horrocks (1900-1989)

Nancy Horrocks (1900-1989) was an abstract artist with an interest in texture. She studied at the Slade School and Chelsea.

Horrocks exhibited at WIAC Travelling Exhibitions 1958-1965, New Vision Gallery Dallas, Grabowski Gallery Bradford and Northampton, Grosvenor Gallery and Belfast. Adrian Heath said "The quality in all her work is directness".

Horrocks lived latterly at Singleton in Sussex.

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Lot FS18/443: Nancy Horrocks [1900-1989] - Painting 2. Abstract

Nancy Horrocks [1900-1989] - Painting 2. Abstract signed Horrocks bottom right oil on board 90.5 x 605cm with the Molton Gallery, Mayfair.

Estimate: £200 - £300
Realised: £400

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