Robert Frame, Scottish c.1922-1989 - Landscape in yellow; oil on board, 24 x 51 cm (ARR) Provenance: the Estate of the Artist; private collection Note: Scottish artist Robert Frame, studied in Jankel Adler楼s studio in Glasgow together with his friends Robert Colquhoun, Rober鈥燤acBryde and鈥燘enjamin Creme. Another friend was W.S. Graham, and in 1942, Frame and Creme each鈥爌roduced drawings for Graham's first book 'A Cage Without Grievance'鈥爌ublished by David Archer楼s Parton Press. Frame moved to London in the mid-1940s with Colquhoun and鈥燤acBryde. In London, he was part of the circle around John Minton, becoming鈥燾lose鈥爐o Minton for a time and was friendly with Prunella Clough. In the early 1950s, Frame exhibited with the St. George's Gallery in London, and also became involved with theatre. In the 1960s, Frame produced illustrations for several books for Ian Hamilton Finlay楼s Wild Hawthorn Press. The British Museum acquired a collection of Frame楼s drawings and鈥爉onotypes by the artist in the 1980s. Please refer to department for condition report