Introduction
Quote from the Portman, issue 6, Summer 2002
‘one of the keys to the way in which Hogan works is her need to know her subjects very well, be they places or people, before painting them. ‘I want to have the ‘feel’ of someone - a gesture, the way their hair falls, facial expressions. It’s the same for buildings, I need to know about the character of a place or a building, how they are used and how people interact in them’. Places really need to be more than familiar to her; they need to be a part of her everyday as well as her artistic life’.
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Image Gallery
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Title: Kaspar of the Savoy
Dimensions: 430 x 170
Media: Glass cylinder
Description: In 1920's a private dinner party for 14 was hosted by a S. African. 13 turned up and he died within 3 weeks.
Subsequently a sculptor was commissioned to carve a cat in wood and he becomes the 14th guest at the dinner table.
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Title: Hertford Hosue from Manchester Square
Dimensions: 11.5cm (w) x 14cm (h)
Media: oil on paper
Description: Part of a series (no 2. 3) based on walk through 3 of London'd Geogian Squares.
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Title: Home House from Portman Square
Dimensions: 11cm (w) x 14cm
Media: oil on paper
Description: Part of a series (no 2. 3) based on walk through 3 of London'd Geogian Squares.
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Title: Home House from Portman Square
Dimensions: 11cm (w) x 14cm
Media: oil on paper
Description: Part of a series (no 2. 3) based on walk through 3 of London'd Geogian Squares.
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Title: Lunch at the Chelsea Arts Club
Dimensions: 90cm (w) x 70cm
Media: oil on paper
Description: A lunch in honour of Leonard Rosoman at the Chelsea Arts Club, including Cael Weight, Peyton Skipwith and Charles Goodman.