Fred Yates catalogues are always fantastically colourful and are a great insight into the volume of work he produced. Here are some that have accompanied his many exhibitions.
Fred Yates at Eighty 30th Apr – 25th May 2002 at John Martin Gallery London
Fred Yates at Eighty
Lost Paintings 4th Mar – 5th Apr 2003 at John Martin Gallery London
Lost Paintings
The Geneva Collection 8th Sept – 13th Sept 2003 at Air Gallery London
The Geneva Collection
Twelve Months in Provence 30th Sept – 18th Oct 2003 at John Martin Gallery London
Twelve Months in Provence
On Top of the World 18th Nov – 8th Dec 2004 at John Martin Gallery London
On Top of the World
An Englishmen Abroad 2005 at Courcoux & Courcoux Hampshire
An Englishman Abroad
Flowers and Faces 6th Dec 2006 – 26th Jan 2007 at John Martin Gallery London
Flowers and Faces
A Life In Colour 2007 at Courcoux & Courcoux Hampshire
A Life In Colour
Muck and Brass 11th Jun – 3rd Jul 2008 at John Martin Gallery London
Muck and Brass
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Fred Yates The Last Paintings Jan 27th – Feb 20th 2016 at John Martin Gallery London
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I have a Giclee Print on canvas “Mousehole” …first Edition Print 1 of 250. Cannot find this picture anywhere on line ? Published by Artam Ltd. What can you tell me about this painting please.
Hi Vivienne,
Fred Yates loved painting at Mousehole and there are several great examples of paintings he completed of the harbour and surrounding buildings. There are also a number of watercolours that were completed around the village. The Giclee print is decorative but is not something that was produced in the artist’s lifetime. There are however prints that were low limited editions and signed by Fred Yates which were published by Keywest Editions – see Limited Edition Prints.
FYG