Michael Vaughan

'Michael Vaughan’s work, though appearing on the surface to be essentially abstract, actually deals with the transposition onto canvas of everyday experience in the real world. His principal subjects are figures, landscapes and gardens, surprisingly figurative themes for so formal a painter, whose primary concerns seem to be line, texture, and increasingly, colour.'

The exhibition is accompanied by a fully illustrated catalogue featuring an essay by reknowned critic and curator Andrew Lambirth.