GIBB, Ramsay
Ramsay Matthew Gibb was born at Irvine, Ayrshire in December 1965, son of Alexander Ramsey Matthew Gibb (29 May 1927-2003), spending his early years on the coast near Troon, Scotland. He studied at Bolton and then at the University of Brighton, and during his time on the Sussex coast, commenced painting subjects of the landscape around the rivers Adur, Ouse and Cuckmere. In 1998, he moved from Clitheroe, Lancashire to Saxmundham, Suffolk where he married in 1999, Suzanne Jane Burrett (28 March 1965-1 April 2004). Drawn to East Anglia's rich archaeology, the slowly moving rivers, coastline and woodlands of Norfolk and Suffolk, but has returned to exploring the places which were the earliest inspiration to him, the coast and the sea and has a particular interest in islands and has travelled and painted in Shetland, the Hebrides, Finland, Norway, The Lofoten Islands, The Faroes, Greenland, and Russia. A result of exploring the landscape of the British Isles was his 2011 exhibition 'A First Avowed Intent: On Pilgrim Roads from Iona to St David’s'. About 2008 he returned to Clitheroe, Lancashire and since early 2012 has worked within the broad area of early Northumbria and now lives in the Forest of Bowland. Since 1994, Ramsay Gibb was represented by Francis Kyle Gallery in London until its closure in summer 2014 and more recently he has exhibited at the Fosse Gallery, The Manor House, Stow-on-the-Wold, Gloucestershire; the Catto Gallery, London and the Moncrieff-Bray Gallery, Woodruffs Lane, Egdean, Petworth.
Website: http://www.ramsaygibb.co.uk
Works by This Artist
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Approaching Britannia, DoverOil
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Last View, Pendle HillOil on board
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Forest of Bowland: January MorningOil on board
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