View fullsize "In her picture, the TV is a psychedelic apparition exploding with light." Audrey Amiss loved watching sport and drew a moment from one of the World Cup matches in 1974. Read the rest of the post on Substack. See link in bio.
View fullsize Read the latest post about @audrey_amiss on Intense Colours blog. See link in bio. Between her art and her writing, Audrey Amiss's scrapbooks are a visual record of her days (her mail, her diet, her campaigns). As ever we see Audrey's attention to c
View fullsize On the day Audrey Amiss painted this view out of her front window, what else did she do? Her meticulous record-keeping gives us an idea. Read more on Substack: Link in bio. #audreyamiss #wellcomecollection
View fullsize Post at link in the bio Discover Audrey Amiss' portraits of "...many thoughtful, even vulnerable, individuals living their essentially unknowable lives." From 10 July, you can visit the #audreyamiss exhibition at #wellcomecollection
View fullsize "Last Chance to see... at least on UK Netflix" blogpost on Intense Colours (see bio). Before you attend the exhibition at Wellcome, see the road-movie about the life of Audrey Amiss. #TypistArtistPirateKing Wellcome Collection #CarolMorle
View fullsize Audrey Amiss in 1959.
View fullsize 'Bus, Trafalgar Square' AJA. 15.9.88. Audrey Amiss also found beauty in cityscapes. @wellcomecollection
View fullsize 'Plant' 1.1.91. by Audrey Amiss. @wellcomecollection #audreyamiss #audreyamissarchive
View fullsize '3 Onions' 17.1.1991. One of many. Audrey Amiss left behind more than 50 thousand paintings and drawings which were donated by her family to @wellcomecollection
View fullsize 'Sunshine' 25.4.48. Audrey Amiss's talent was apparent early. This portrait of her sister Dorothy at the piano was painted when Audrey was 14.