Victor Pasmore: The Final Decades at the Marlborough Gallery
Hannah Dowling
Last Thursday, March 16th, the Marlborough Gallery in New York City proudly unveiled its latest exhibition, “Victor Pasmore: The Final Decades,” showcasing the captivating works of the renowned British artist Victor Pasmore.
This exhibition features twenty large-scale pieces created between 1960 and 1996, with a special focus on the period Pasmore spent in Malta from 1966 until his passing in 1998. Malta‘s vibrant landscapes and rich cultural heritage undoubtedly influenced Pasmore’s artistic vision during this time, and the exhibition offers a glimpse into how these surroundings shaped his creative process.
To complement the exhibition, a beautifully illustrated book has been published, featuring all the showcased works. This book serves as a valuable companion, allowing visitors to delve deeper into Pasmore’s artistic journey and appreciate the nuances of his style. Additionally, the book includes an insightful essay by esteemed British critic Martin Gayford, providing further context and understanding of Pasmore’s work.
“Victor Pasmore: The Final Decades” is currently on display at the Marlborough Gallery, New York, and will run until May 6th, 2023. This exhibition offers a unique opportunity to explore the later works of this influential artist and witness the evolution of his style over the years.
Art enthusiasts and those curious to discover Pasmore’s work are encouraged to visit the gallery and immerse themselves in the captivating world of this British master. Whether you’re a seasoned art aficionado or simply appreciate the beauty of artistic expression, this exhibition promises to be a memorable experience.
Photography: Pierre Le Hors
