2001

Mo Mowlam (John Keane, 2001)

John Keane (1954) made Mo Mowlam. It dates from 2001. It measures 153 × 122 cm.

  • 2001
  • 153 × 122 cm
Mo Mowlam by John Keane, 2001
Mo Mowlam by John Keane, 2001.

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Mo Mowlam, in brief

Title
Mo Mowlam
Artist
John Keane (1954)
Date
2001
Dimensions
153 × 122 cm

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What is the creation date of "Mo Mowlam" by John Keane?

The creation of "Mo Mowlam" by John Keane is dated 2001.

What are the dimensions of the original "Mo Mowlam" by John Keane?

"Mo Mowlam" measures 153 x 122 cm in its original form. Original dimensions are a useful reference when choosing a reproduction size.

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"Mo Mowlam" by John Keane is still protected by copyright. This status governs how the image of the work may be reproduced.

Who is the artist behind "Mo Mowlam"?

The artist behind "Mo Mowlam" is John Keane. The work is catalogued under John Keane's name.

How old was John Keane when creating "Mo Mowlam" in 2001?

When "Mo Mowlam" was created in 2001, John Keane - born in 1954 - was 47 years old.

About the artist, John Keane

1954

John Keane

A Stark Vision: The Life and Art of John Keane Born in 1954, Sir John Keane emerged as a distinctive voice in contemporary British art, though his path to prominence was far from conventional. Unlike many artists who followed a traditional academic route, Keane’s early life was shaped by a career in the Royal Marines, serving for over two decades and rising to the rank of Captain. This formative experience profoundly impacted his artistic sensibility, instilling within him a rigorous discipline, an acute observational skill, and a deep understanding of human psychology – qualities that would later define his powerful portraiture. It wasn’t until after leaving the military that Keane fully embraced painting, initially as a means of personal expression and therapy following service in Northern Ireland.

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