Oxmarket are delighted to show work by Harry Durdin Robertson in the Wilson Gallery. Harry was born in 1985 in Wexford, Ireland to parents who were both artists and into an environment which was always strongly involved in the Arts.

Harry is currently working in London and Ireland with frequent trips to the rest of Europe, North America and the Middle East.

“This series ‘Greengrocer’ was inspired by breaking down more complex still life compositions into individual studies of just one element, in this case fruit and vegetables. It allowed him to fully focus on the subject whilst also being able to think about how each piece harmonises with the other paintings in the body of work.

Harry paints all paintings from life whilst also supporting his local greengrocer, hence the title.

Harry says ‘It has been a challenging yet fun series to work on and ultimately has proved to be a satisfying endeavour for me as an artist.”

Harry’s work is in several private collections worldwide and he is represented by the Oriel Gallery, Dublin and Pip Simmons on Harbour Island, The Bahamas.