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Bryan Charnley

Bryan Charnley (20 September 1949 – 19 July 1991) was a British artist who had paranoid schizophrenia, and explored its effects in his work. He died by suicide in July 1991.

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Early life and flower paintings

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Education
Central School of Art and Design
Born
20 September 1949 Stockton-on-Tees
Died
19 July 1991 (aged 41)

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related to Further reading · 20
Bryan Charnley → A14, Adversity, Art, Beckenham, Bethlem Museum, Catalogue, Estate, February, James Charnley, Manchester, May, Mind, October, Psychiatry, Publishing ISBN, Robert Howard, Schizophrenia, Tambling, The British Journal, Website
related to Exhibitions · 17
Bryan Charnley → Art, Bethlem Museum, Border, Charnley, Charnley The Art, Crossing, Dryden Street Gallery, Face, Harris Art Gallery, London, Mind, Museum, National Portrait Gallery, Preston, Royal College, Schizophrenia, Self Portrait Face
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Bryan Charnley → 20 September 1949 Stockton-on-Tees
Died · 1
Bryan Charnley → 19 July 1991 (aged 41)
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Bryan Charnley → Central School of Art and Design
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Bryan Charnley → bryancharnley.info

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Bryan Charnleyrelated to ExhibitionsRoyal College0.60section
Bryan Charnleyrelated to ExhibitionsArt0.60section
Bryan Charnleyrelated to ExhibitionsCrossing0.60section
Bryan Charnleyrelated to ExhibitionsBorder0.60section
Bryan Charnleyrelated to ExhibitionsHarris Art Gallery0.60section
Bryan Charnleyrelated to ExhibitionsMuseum0.60section

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