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Victor Pasmore was one of
the mostinfluential British
abstract artists of the 20th
Century. His work hangs in
the Tate Gallery, London,
The Museum of Modern Art in
New York and many of the
World's most prestigious
galleries.

Pasmore was a naturalistic
painter in the tradition of
Whistler and an associate of
the Euston Road School. He
had a substantial reputation
in the British art world
when in 1947 he made the
shock announcement that
he had converted to "total
abstraction". He developed
his unique talent through
a series of styles, which
led to his magnificent
constructions utilising
Perspex and wood.

In 1960 he moved to Malta
and returned to painting
with a new vigour. The
majority of his prints were
made after this period and
reflect the colour and
vibrancy of the
Mediterranean.