Warburton, Joan (1920-96)

Creator details

Name
Warburton, Joan (1920-96)
Nationality
English
Biography
Joan Warburton, was born in Edinburgh, Scotland on 17 April 1920. Her father retired from the army in 1921 to the outskirts of Colchester, moving to a sixteenth century farmhouse further into the countryside in 1925. Joan had been introduced to the atelier of Oswald Poreau (1877-1955) at finishing school in Brussels and decided that painting was something that she wanted to take seriously and the family doctor introduced her to Cedric Morris [q.v.] and in 1937 Joan, known as 'Maudie', enrolled as one of the first students at the now legendary East Anglian School of Painting & Drawing at Dedham, Essex. Joan mounted some ten successful solo exhibitions over the following twenty years, with mixed shows at the Royal Academy; Leicester Galleries and Women's International and elsewhere, she some-times painted under her married name of O'Malley. Joan died at The White House, Stoke-by-Nayland, and Suffolk on 31 July 1996.

Assets (15 in total)

Polished Stones, 1969 (w/c on paper)
Watercress, c.1985 (gouache)
Honesty in Stoneware Vase, 1973 (gouache)
Path Through the Trees, Provence, 1956 (pastel)
Two Tigers, 1978 (gouache)
Still Life with Onions, 1946 (oil on paper)
Ricinus, 1958 (pastel)
Men at a Table (oil on canvas)
St. Mary's Church, Stoke By Nayland, 1971 (gouache)
Autumn Crocus, 1969 (gouache)
Avocado plant, 1965 (gouache)
House designed by Fernand Pouillon, 1956 (oil on canvas)

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