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The example of Dutch painters Constant and Mondrian had a profound impact on Hilton's work in the 1950s. This work is typical of Hilton's organic non-figuration; dense painted forms contrast with gestural linear passages creating an expressive composition anchored by Hilton's formal concerns.
Hilton rented a studio in Newlyn, Cornwall between 1957 and 1960. He became a central figure in the group of artists working in Cornwall in the 1950s. Close friends with Terry Frost and Patrick Heron, he moved permanently to Cornwall in 1965.
Title
Brown, Yellow and Black
Date
c.1958
Medium
oil on board
Measurements
H 41 x W 61 cm
Accession number
PAC 29
Acquisition method
gift from Margaret Gardiner, 1979
Work type
Painting
Inscription description
1. exhibition label for Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art (Out of Place:Works from the Pier Arts Centre collection). 2. exhibition label for Aberdeen Art Gallery and Museums (Pier Gallery Collection 1978). 3. exhibition label for Tate (Pier Gallery Collection 20th Sept-29th Oct 1978).