Art on a Postcard Winter Auction, Lots 301-400

About 

Martin Yeoman is a British painter, draughtsman, sculptor and etcher who has worked extensively in Europe, North Africa, The Middle East, India and the Far East. Born in Egham Hythe in 1953, he studied at the Royal Academy Schools, London, from 1974-1979.  
He was the first young artist to accompany HRH The Prince of Wales as tour artist, with the first being the Royal Tour of The Gulf States in 1986. Yeoman was invited to join HRH The Prince of Wales on further Tours to Hong Kong, India and Nepal. Among many notable portrait commissions, Yeoman gained recognition for his portrait drawings of HM The Queen’s grandchildren, which were exhibited at the National Portrait Gallery, London. 
Throughout his career, he has exhibited at some of Britain’s leading galleries and his works can be found in the collection of many prestigious public and private collections at home and abroad. 
Solo exhibitions include Yeoman’s Yemen: Etchings, prints and pastels on Yemen, The British Council, Yemen, Hindustan to Malabar, Foreword by HRH The Prince of Wales, Offer Waterman, London, No Photography Allowed, PFA, Cork Street, London, Over Three Decades, Foreword by HRH The Prince of Wales, Jenna Burlingham Fine Art, London 
Recent group exhibitions have included The Last of The Tide, Portraits of D-Day Veterans, Commissioned by HRH The Prince Of Wales, The Queen’s Gallery, Buckingham Palace and Ed Sheeran: Made in Suffolk, Christchurch Mansion, Ipswich. 

Education 

Royal Academy Schools 

Select Exhibitions/Awards 

Selected Solo Exhibitions  
 
1986 Highgate Gallery 
1987 Two Tours of the Middle East, Agnews 
1993 The Queen’s Grandchildren, The National Portrait Gallery 
1994 Selected Works, National Trust's Foundation for Art, Mompesson House, Salisbury  
1997 Yeoman’s Yemen: Travels in Dictionary land, John Martin, London 
2000 Paintings in the Holy Land, Alan Kluckow Fine Art, London 
2002 Hindustan to Malabar, Offer Waterman, London  
2005 No Photography Allowed, PFA, Cork Street, London 
2020 Over Three Decades, Jenna Burlingham, London 
 
Selected Awards 
 
1976 Silver Medal for Drawing, Royal Academy Schools 
1978 David Murray Landscape Scholarship 
1979 Richard Ford Scholarship 
1980 Elizabeth Greenshield Scholarship 
1996 Menena Joy Schwabe Prize 
1998 The Philip Solomon Drawing Prize 
2002 The Ondaatje Prize for Portraiture 

Gallery Representation 

Jenna Burlingham Fine Art 

Statement about AOAP Submitted Artwork   

Drawings of Timmi the Tom Cat 

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