Andrew McNeile Jones - Figure Study XIII






Studied art history at Ecole du Louvre and specialised in contemporary art for over 25 years.
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This piece is a figure study made with pencil, ink, conte crayon and gouache. It is on a heavy weight cartridge paper, A2 size. It is signed and titled on the front. It is unframed and sold as a single loose sheet. It will be carefully packaged flat in a firm cardboard envelope.
Andrew McNeile Jones studied fine art at Ruskin School of Art, at Oxford University, in the 1980s. He then trained in film making, working in London in a number of roles, and after some years becoming a producer and director.
He then returned to painting full-time in the early 2000s, and moved back to Oxford with his young family.
His film making experience gave him a deep interest in lighting and its power to help tell a story, particularly when combined with set design and the creation of ‘tableaux’ which contain a narrative element. He now incorporates these ideas into his painting.
He has been represented by several London galleries, as well as a galleries in Paris and Glasgow.
He has exhibited at many art fairs, in group shows, and in a handful of solo shows.
He has won several prizes, including first prize in the ING Discerning Eye exhibition at the Mall Galleries in 2022.
He spent a large part of 2024 building a new studio close to his home, and is now enjoying the new space and the ability to work at a larger scale.
This piece is a figure study made with pencil, ink, conte crayon and gouache. It is on a heavy weight cartridge paper, A2 size. It is signed and titled on the front. It is unframed and sold as a single loose sheet. It will be carefully packaged flat in a firm cardboard envelope.
Andrew McNeile Jones studied fine art at Ruskin School of Art, at Oxford University, in the 1980s. He then trained in film making, working in London in a number of roles, and after some years becoming a producer and director.
He then returned to painting full-time in the early 2000s, and moved back to Oxford with his young family.
His film making experience gave him a deep interest in lighting and its power to help tell a story, particularly when combined with set design and the creation of ‘tableaux’ which contain a narrative element. He now incorporates these ideas into his painting.
He has been represented by several London galleries, as well as a galleries in Paris and Glasgow.
He has exhibited at many art fairs, in group shows, and in a handful of solo shows.
He has won several prizes, including first prize in the ING Discerning Eye exhibition at the Mall Galleries in 2022.
He spent a large part of 2024 building a new studio close to his home, and is now enjoying the new space and the ability to work at a larger scale.
