Maggi Hambling Origins Exhibition Catalogue
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“Maggi Hambling’s origins lie in Sudbury, where, like Thomas Gainsborough, she was born. Her first experience of great painting was at Gainsborough’s House and it feels like a very special moment in our history that we are able to show Hambling’s work in the transformed galleries alongside the works that first inspired her to take up the brush.
Maggi Hambling is one of the greatest painters living
today. In an age when the image often eclipses the painting itself, it is a privilege to see a painter create work that embraces the physicality, surface and movement of paint. In this she appears supremely natural, and there is an instinctive brilliance and rare mastery in her use of the medium. Fluidity, movement and powerful gesture magically evoke emotion and memory in
their reflection of the physical world through the prism of her experience and inspiration.
In the works selected for the exhibition, we can see both darkness and light, the personal and the universal. The works embrace the paradox of life and the duality of body and spirit, where the physical body of paint holds the spirit, its thought, idea, and memory. I am extremely grateful to Maggi for showing such a deep and personal exhibition at Gainsborough’s House” – Mark Bills, Director of Gainsborough’s House
Description
ISBN:978-0-946511-68-6
Author: James Cahill
Published by Gainsborough’s House Society
This Catalogue accompanies the Exhibition Maggi Hambling Origins, which is Exhibited at Gainsborough’s House from 17th June – 29th October 2023
All Purchases support Gainsborough’s House
Gainsborough's House is in the heart of Suffolk, in Sudbury, and the birthplace and childhood home of Thomas Gainsborough – one of the great figures of British and World Art history, renowned not only in his advancement of portraiture to a higher level but also in being one of the founders of the British School of landscape painting.
A bricked Georgian Grade-I listed house with an intimate walled garden featuring a 400 year old Mulberry Tree, in 2019, the Gainsborough’s House Society received an investment of £10m to upgrade and ‘revive the artist’s birthplace’. On 21 November 2022, the museum re-opened to the public after a transformational refurbishment. The museum is the international centre for Thomas Gainsborough and is now the largest gallery in Suffolk.
Visitors can view the family house, the new gallery spaces, examples of Gainsborough’s work, alongside specialist exhibitions and the famed garden and Mulberry Tree dating to the early 1600s. The space also has a cafe and visitor’s shop.
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