Graphically British Rail: 1960s and 1970s Travel Posters
Fears and Kahn currently have a selection of vintage 1960s and 1970s British Rail Travel posters available for sale.
Paper People: Paintings on Paper by Alan Fears
1. ‘Pretending to Read’ Acrylic on paper by Alan Fears, 2017.
2. ‘The Masterpiece’ Acrylic on paper by Alan Fears, 2017.
3. ‘I’ve Got Tennis Elbows’ Acrylic on paper by Alan Fears, 2017.
4. ‘Fresh Hot Nuts’ Acrylic on paper by Alan Fears, 2017.
5. ‘Terry Is In A Bad Mood’ Acrylic on paper by Alan Fears 2017
All works are available via Fears and Kahn please contact for more info.
Sitting Comfortably: A Chair That Fits Like A Glove
Fears and Kahn currently have a rare red 1980s edition available for sale.
Sculpturally Female: Vintage Figurative Sculptures
1. 1950’s Hand carved Elm Wood female torso sculpture.
2. 1969 cold cast bronze ‘The Vision’ by Krishna Reddy.
3. 1970’s Bronze sculpture by Francois Tamba Ndembe.
4. 1970’s Ceramic Casserole set by Morris Rushton for Flesh Pots, UK.
5. 1960’s Hand carved Teak wood sculpture.
6. 1970’s Bronze sculpture by Francois Tamba Ndembe.
“At the age of 38 I decided to paint like it was 1989” : Itsnicethat Feature on Alan Fears’ Paintings
Great feature on Alan and his paintings on itsnicethat.
“At the age of 38 I decided to paint like it was 1989,” says multidisciplinary artist Alan Fears. We’ve written about Alan previously for his expression filled paper mache heads, but this time the artist has applied his paintbrush to canvas with brilliant results..
“As an only child growing up in the 1980s, I spent a lot of time drawing caricatures of pop stars, movie stars, fictional people, and imaginary worlds” says Alan.
The underlying message in each of the artist’s work is positivity. “Thematically, I try to communicate the idea that we are all equally ridiculous and that none of us should take ourselves, or art for that matter, seriously. Serious people are the ones who ruin the experience of life, limit enjoyment and bum everyone out. The pointlessness in life is the point to life, that’s how it appears to me.” .
See the full article here and more Alan Fears paintings at www.fearsandkahn.co.uk and www.alanfears.com
A Powerful Pair: Vintage 1960s and 1970s Table Lamps
1. 1970’s French Gold and Marble Koi lamps.
2. 1970’s Italian White Onyx column lamps.
3. 1960’s British Ceramic Lamps by Bernard Rooke.
4. 1970’s Swedish Brass and cane lamps by Bergboms.
5. 1960’s French sculptural resin lamps.
6. 1970’s American textured ceramic lamps.
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