September 10 - October 10, 2021
Donald Nield
Coming of the Great Fish
Donald Nield (1924 -1984), a twentieth century surrealistic painter, is noted for his oils on canvas which convey a sense of mystery, fantasy and emotion. Born in Shanghai in 1924, his early education was spent in London, Canada and China. During the seventies Nield extensively studied methods of the old masters, rejecting modern art in favor of using symbols and forms of classical nature. Coming of the Great Fish is a collection of Donald Nield’s paintings ranging from 1962-1983.
Flight From The Fishes, 1973, oil on canvas
Phantom Angel, 1971, oil on canvas
Adventures of Mr. M., 1972, oil on canvas
View of Upper Smoyer Gallery
Title wall in Olin Gallery
Oscar Dear Oscar, 1973, oil on canvas
View of Olin Gallery
Night Train, 1978 , oil on canvas
A Hero Dies Alone, 1975, oil on canvas
Ship in Limbo, 1981, oil on canvas
Falling Snow, 1975, oil on canvas
From left to right: Charlotte Corday, 1969, Claude Fish, 1980, Christ Among the Ruins, 1981
Claude Fish, 1980, oil on canvas
Arctic Masque, 1971, oil on canvas
From left to right: Melancholy of Richard Dadd, 1971, Theatre of Reason, 1976, The Constant Card, 1971
Melancholy of Richard Dadd, 1971, oil on canvas
Chinese Prince, 1980, oil on canvas
From left to right: Isle of the Dead, 1980, Warthog, 1975, Ascension, 1968
Concert of Europe, 1976, oil on canvas
View of Olin Gallery
Red Assassin, 1977, oil on canvas
From left to right: St. Killian, 1973, Lady on Horseback, 1983, Death of Chatterton, 1970
View of Upper Smoyer Gallery
Warthog, 1975, oil on canvas
