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Roger Hilton
(British, 1911-1975)
 
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Roger Hilton
Untitled
Nicholas Gallery
Roger Hilton
Nude
Belmacz
Roger Hilton
Night Letters
Belmacz
Roger Hilton
Double Sided
Beaux Arts
Roger Hilton
Composition
1973
Beaux Arts
Roger Hilton
Painting c.May 1964 (Bill Brooker/ Homage)
1964
Jonathan Clark Fine Art
Roger Hilton
Composition
circa 1951
Paisnel Gallery
Roger Hilton
Cow in a Field
1974
Adam Gallery
Roger Hilton
Composition
1973
Beaux Arts
Roger Hilton
Untitled
circa 1972
Jonathan Clark Fine Art
Roger Hilton
Composition in Blue
1951
Beaux Arts
Roger Hilton
Untitled
1973
Beaux Arts
Roger Hilton
Untitled (Rocket)
1974
Beaux Arts
Roger Hilton
Self Portrait
circa 1930
Beaux Arts
Roger Hilton
Untitled (Double sided)
1953-1957
Beaux Arts
Roger Hilton
Composition in Yellow
circa 1951
Jonathan Clark Fine Art
Roger Hilton
Untitled
1968
Beaux Arts
Roger Hilton Biography
Educated at the Slade (1929-31 and 1935-36), where he was awarded the Orpen Prize and the Slade Scholarship which was not taken up. He spent some time in Paris in the 1930s where he attended the Academie Ranson, where Roger Bissiere taught. His first one man exhibition was held at the Bloomsbury Gallery in 1936. He fought in World War II, taking part in the Dieppe Raid and was taken prisoner of war. He executed his first abstract in 1950 and in 1965 he moved to St Ives. In 1968 he was appointed C.B.E. He won first prize at the John Moores Exhibition in Liverpool in 1963 and represented Britain at the Venice Biennale in 1964.
Works by Roger Hilton are represented at The Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam and the Tate Gallery, London.