Francis Hoyland made twelve complete
editions of these etchings and three proofs of each,
some of which were early states. The measurement of each etching is 39.3x56cms (height by width). We are able to
offer as follows:
A limited number of proofs of each
etching: £380 each unframed
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1: Zacharius Rebuked by Gabriel:
Poem: Luke 1: 5-25
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2: The Annunciation:
Luke 1: 26-38 |
3: The Visitation:
Luke 1: 39-56 |
4: The Naming of St John:
Luke 1: 57-80 |
5: The Annunciation to the Shepherds:
Luke 2: 8-20 |
6: The Adoration of the Three Wise Men:
Matthew 2: 13-28 |
7: The Presentation in the Temple:
Luke 2: 41-50 |
8: The Flight into Egypt |
9: The Massacre of the Innocents |
10: The Finding of Jesus in the Temple:
Luke 2: 41-50 |
11: The Preaching of Saint John the Baptist:
Matthew3: 1-12, Mark 1: 1-8, Luke 3: 1-20
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12: The Baptism:
Matthew 3: 13-17,Mark 1: 9-11,Luke 3:21-22
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13: The Temptation in the Wilderness:
Matthew 4:11-11,Mark 1:12-13,Luke 4:1-13 |
14: The Marriage at Cana:
John 2: 1-11 |
15: The Conversation with Nicodemus:
John 2:23-3:21 |
16: The Woman of Samaria:
John 4: 4-26 |
17: The Healing of the Nobleman’s Son:
John 4: 46-5 |
18: Rejection at Nazareth:
Luke 4: 16-30 |
19: The Miraculous Draught of Fishes:
Luke 5: 1-11 |
20: The Evening Healing:
Luke 4: 40-41 |
21: The Paralytic Lowered Before Christ:
Matthew 9:2-8,Mark 2:1-12, Luke 5:17-26 |
22: The Calling of Matthew:
Matthew 9:9-13,Mark 2:13-17,Luke 5:27-32 |
23: The Pool of Bethsada:
John 5 |
24: The Confrontation with the Pharisees over
the Disciples Eating Grain on the Sabbath:
Matthew 12:1-8,Mark 2:23-28,Luke6:1-5 |
25: The Healing of the Man with the Withered Hand:
Matthew 12:9-14,Mark 3:1-6,Luke6: 6-11 |
26: The Choosing of the Twelve:
Matthew 10:2-4,Mark 3:13-19,Luke6:12-19 |
27: The Sermon on the Mount:
Matthew 5 |
28: The Centurion’s Servant:
Luke 7: 1-10 |
29: The Raising of the Widow’s Son at Nain:
Luke 7: 11-17 |
30: The Anointing of Jesus in the House of Simon
the Pharisee:
Luke 7: 36-50 |
31: The Healing of the Dumb Man and the Defiance
of the Pharisees:
Matthew 12: 22-45,Mark 3:20-30,Luke11:14-23
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32: The Parables by the Sea:
Matthew13:1-33,Mark4:1-34,Luke8:22-25 |
33: The Stilling of the Tempest:
Matthew 8:23-27,Mark4:35-41,Luke8:22-25 |
34: The Woman with the Issue of Blood:
Matthew 9:18-26,Mark5:21-43,Luke8:40-56 |
35: The Raising of Jairus’s Daughter:
Matthew 9:18-26,Mark5:21-43,Luke8:40-56 |
36: The Healing of the Two Blind Men:
Matthew 9: 27-31 |
37: The Mission of the Twelve:
Matthew 9:36-11:1,Mark6:7-13,Luke9:1-6 |
38: The Feeding of the Five Thousand:
Matthew 14:13-23,Mark6:30-40,Luke9:10-17
John 6:1-15 |
39: Jesus Rescues Saint Peter:
Matthew 14:24-26,Mark6:47-56,John6:16-21 |
40: The Syrophoenician Woman’s Daughter:
Matthew 15: 21-28, Mark 7: 24-30 |
41: The Healing of the Dumb Man:
Mark 7: 32-37 |
42: The Pharisees and Sadducees Demand a Sign:
Matthew 13:34-16:12, Mark 8: 10-21 |
43: The Confession of Saint Peter:
Matthew 16:13-20,Mark6:27-30,Luke9:18-21 |
44: Saint Peter Rebuked:
Matthew 16:21-28,Mark8:31-9:1,Luke9:22-27
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45: The Transfiguration:
Matthew 17:14-20,Mark9:2-13,Luke9:28-36 |
46: The Demonic Boy:
Matthew 17:14-20,Mark9:14-29,Luke9:37-43 |
47: The Shekel in the Fish’s Mouth:
Metthew 17: 24-27 |
48: The Discourse on Humility:
Matthew 18:, Mark9:33-50, Luke9:46-50 |
49: The Woman Taken in Adultery:
John 7: 5 3- 8:11 |
50: Before Abraham Was….:
John 8: 31-59 |
51: James and John Rebuked:
Luke 9: 54-56 |
52: The Return of the Seventy:
Luke 10: 17-22 |
53: The Visit to Martha and Mary:
Luke 10: 38-42 |
54: The Healing of the Man Born Blind:
John 9 |
55: Christ Rejected at the Feast of Dedication:
John 10: 22-42 |
56: Christ Rebuking the Lawyer in the House of
the Pharisee:
Luke 11: 37-54 |
57: The Woman Healed on the Sabbath:
Luke 13: 10.21 |
58: A Man with Dropsy:
Luke 14: 1-24 |
59: The Raising of Lazarus:
John 11: 1-46 |
60: The Ten Lepers:
Luke 17: 11-19 |
61: The Departure of the Rich Young Ruler:
Matthew 19:16-20,Mark10:17-31,Luke18:18-30
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62: Christ Foretells his Crucifixion:
Matthew 20:17-19,Mark10:32-34,Luke18:31-34
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63: The Ambitious Mother of James and John:
Matthew 20: 20-28, Mark 10: 35-45 |
64: Blind Bartimaeus:
Matthew 20: 29-34 |
65: Zacchaeus:
Luke 19: 1-10 |
66: Jesus Annointed by Mary at Bethany:
Matthew 26:6-13,Mark14:3-9,John11:55-12:11
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67: The Triumphant Entry:
Matthew 21:1-11,Mark11:1-11,Luke19:29-44,John12:12-19
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68: The Cursing of the Fig Tree:
Matthew 21:18-22,Mark 11:12-14 and 20-25 |
69: The Cleansing of the Temple:
Matthew 21:12-17,Mark11:15-19,Luke19:45-48
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70: The Widow’s Mite:
Mark 12: 41-44, Luke 20: 45-47 |
71: Christ Foretells the Destruction of Jerulalem:
Matthew 24 and 25, Mark 13, Luke 21:5-38 |
72: The Washing of the Disciples Feet:
John 13: 1-17 |
73: The Eucharist:
Matthew 26:26-30,Mark14:22-26,Luke22:19-20
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74: The Agony in the Garden:
Matthew26:36-46,Mark14:32-41,Luke22:39-48
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75: The Betrayal:
Matthew 26:47-56,Mark14:43-52,Luke22:41-53,John18:1-11
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76: Peter’s Denial:
Matthew 26:69-75,Mark14:66-72,Luke22:54-71,John18:12-27
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77: The Trial Before the Council of the Jews:
Matthew 26:57 –27:10,Mark14:53-72,Luke22:54-71,John18:12-27
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78: The Trial Before Pilate:
Matthew 17:11-31,Mark13:1-20,Luke23:1-25,John18:28
– 19:15 |
79: The Trial Before Herod:
Luke 23: 5-12 |
80: The Scourging of Christ:
Matthew 27:26, Mark 15:13, John 19:1 |
81: Christ Mocked by the Soldiers:
Mark 13: 16-20, John 19: 1-3 |
82: The Crowd Call for Barabbas:
Matthew 27:15-27,Mark15:6-11,Luke23:18-19,John18:39-40
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83 :The Road to Calvary:
Matthew 22:32-33,Mark15:20-22,Luke23:26-33,John19:16-17
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84: The Crucifixion:
Matthew 27:33-56,Mark15:21-41,Luke23:26-49,John19:16-37
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85: The Deposition:
Matthew 27:57-61,Mark15:42-47,Luke23:50-56,John19:38-42
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86: The Resurrection:
John 20: 1-18 |
87: The Journey to Emmaus:
Mark 16: 12-13, Luke 24: 13-25 |
88: The Supper at Emmaus:
Luke 24: 28-35 |
89: The Appearance to Thomas:
John 20: 19-31 |
90: ‘Feed My Sheep’:
John 21 |
91: The Ascension:
Mark 16: 19-20, Luke 24: 44-53 |
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These
prints were originally commissioned by Aimee
and Monroe Price, a well known American art
historian and her lawyer husband. They enabled
me to buy a press and to stock up with plates
and other printmaking paraphernalia. They
possess three complete editions of the ninety
one prints. One complete edition is in the
Print Room at the British Museum where a selection
from it was exhibited. The complete framed
edition has been exhibited twice, in Southwell
Minster and the North Light Gallery, Huddersfield.
On receiving
the prints into the British Museum’s
Print Room Anthony Griffiths, Head of Prints
and Drawings wrote. “It is a most extraordinary
and impressive achievement and we are very
glad to have it in the department as one of
the major monuments of British print making
in recent times”.
While I was
working on the prints I composed a poem called
“From Two Lives”. Each print had
a religiously inspired meditation on the subject
and an account of something that had recently
happened to me. In this way I hoped to show
some relation between interior meditation
and everyday events.
I made twelve
complete editions of these prints and three
proofs of each, some of which were really
early states. I now have three complete editions
left and available, one of which is framed
and in part on show in this exhibition as
well as many proofs which are also available.
Francis Hoyland
(2007)
FRANCIS HOYLAND |
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born Selly Oak, Birmingham
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Studied Camberwell School
of Art
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Abby Minor Scholarship
to Italy
Married the artist Philippa Hoyland in 1953
and has two children, both of whom are musicians
and one of whom is also a much exhibited
painter and who, in turn, is married to
another painter.
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EXHIBITIONS |
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Royal West of England Academy
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Gallery de Seine
‘Looking Forward’ South London
Art Gallery
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Camden Arts Centre Survey
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‘From Life’
Camden Arts Centre
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Retrospective, South London
Art Gallery
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(Jan) Southwark Cathedral,
90 Diptychs of the Life of Christ
(Jun) Chichester Cathedral, 90 Diptychs
of the Life of Christ
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‘The Forgotten Fifties’
Camden Arts Centre
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Diploma Gallery of Royal Academy
of Art, Oxford Bible Exhibition (Illustrated
Oxford Old Testament)
Old Testament Drawings
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‘Drawings of People’
Serpentine Gallery, Arts Council. (Prize-winner)
‘Past and Present’ Contemporary
artists drawing from the Masters (also wrote
main essay in catalogue)
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Convent of St Francesca Cabrini, Honor
Oak. 14 pictures on the life of St Francesca
Cabrini
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Manchester Art Gallery and
touring
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Sweet Waters Gallery, drawings
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Southwark Cathedral, London
90 religious diptyches, tempera on paper
(now in the collection of Aimee and Monroe
Price)
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‘Images of Christ’
Northampton Museum and Art Gallery and St
Paul’s Cathedral
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2000
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“Stations of the Cross”
for St. John the Baptist P.C., Needham Market
Exhibition and Seminar, University of Cambridge,
Faculty of Divinity, Ridley Hall
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91 Prints on the ‘Life of Christ', Southwell
Minster |
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Chappel
Galleries, Essex. Solo Show The Suffolk Landscapes |
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British Museum selection of
91 etchings “The Life of Christ”
North Light Gallery, Huddersfield 91 etchings
“The Life of Christ”
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St Stephen’s Church,
Gloucester Road, London
Chappel Galleries, Essex “The Life
of Christ” etchings
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RADIO
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Radio talks, ‘Painting
of the Month’
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Series of talks with Brian
Robb on Florence
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Interview on ‘Kaleidoscope’
Pick of the Week
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TELEVISION |
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‘The Art Game’
BBC
‘The Painters Response’ series
of 5 programmes for 6th forms. BBC
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‘Canvas’ BBC2
Series of talks for ITV
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Interview on ‘Stations of the Cross’
at St. John the Baptist, Needham Market,
ITV and Anglia TV
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TEACHING |
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Royal West of England Art
School
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Senior Lecturer at Camberwell
School of Art
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Course Director Fine Art Camberwell School
of Arts
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Cardinal Wiseman Catholic
Comprehensive School (part-time)
Prince’s Foundation – Shoreditch
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Works in numerous public and private collections.
During the last five years I have made many
drawings and paintings, both in gouache and
acrylic. Maybe I have been attempting to integrate
the demands of intellect and feeling.
At the back of my mind there has always been
the hope that I could paint large pictures
– like those I saw in Italy that tell
stories and decorate churches – recently
I have been producing them.
For a brief moment I saw seven of these large
paintings in a beautiful church during the
St Stephen’s festival. Only for a moment,
but a thousand years is also a ‘moment’.
“And now under circumstances that seem
unpropitious” ….. we carry on.
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