John Squire - The Gallery



1985-1991
Undoubtably some of John's most famous artworks to date were created in this period. Very Jackson Pollock inspired famously adorned the Stone Roses records.
john squire, sugar, 1988
john squire, love is the law, 1996 1992-1999
Very much more of a sculptural feel to John's works in this period. Includes work from Second Coming releases and Seahorses' Do It Yourself, some of which have a Jasper Johns feel about them.


2000-2003
For the lauching of his solo career, John worked with animal skulls, other mediums include plaster of paris, oak and a lot of photography was used for the album artwork.
john squire, animal skull, 2002
john squire, ddd2a, 2004 2003-2005
Artwork from the Marshall's House era include underwater nudes, line art and two important reinterpretations of his earlier works. This period also includes a varied range of styles that were commissioned by Aesthetica Magazine.


2006+
Firstly a batch of artworks from early 2006, a number of which are similar to Mark Rothko in influence. Another large range from Spring 2006, some building on the previous line art theme, others taking the form of complex spiralling designs.
john squire, blue vase, 2006



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