William Wilkins

The work of William Wilkins is unique, both at the level of skill it displays and the length of time it occupies. Born of months, even years, of painstaking creation each picture exudes both artistry and joy; a celebration of perception which merits exposure to a wide audience. Focusing upon his remarkable pointillist technique this book represents the long and celebrated career of the artist together with the slow maturation of his style. AUTHOR: David Fraser Jenkins is an art historian and former senior curator at the Tate Gallery. His previous titles include Gwen John and Augustus John and John Piper: The Forties.