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Margaret Mellis - Art for Sale

Margaret Mellis was one of the original modernist artists who fuelled the formation of an artistic colony at St Ives in Cornwall during the 1940s. She was a mentor to the artist Damien Hirst and he still champions her work today, believing she hasn't attained the recognition she deserves.

Margaret Mellis 'Fragmented Oval - Yellow, Blue, Pink'
Margaret Mellis 'Fragmented Oval - Yellow, Blue, Pink'
£3500
Margaret Mellis 'Cross 1970'
Margaret Mellis 'Cross 1970'
£3500

Margaret Mellis was born in China in 1914 but shortly after her family moved back to Scotland. Alongside artists such as William Gear and Wilhelmina Barnes-Graham, Mellis studied at Edinburgh College of Art at the age of fifteen, under W. G. Gillies and Samuel John Peploe.

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