Dennis Creffield is one of the most distinctive, if still undervalued, artists of the post-war period, admired and collected by other artists (from R.B. Kitaj to Henri Cartier–Bresson), major architects, novelists and playwrights. His work is also held by important collections from the Tate to Los Angeles County Museum of Art, from the British Museum to the collection of a Japanese Bank. The range of his mark making, the richness of his subject matter, his engagement not only with earlier art but with music, literature and religion, all combine to give his work its unique qualities. This site is an introduction to the extraordinary versatility of his career.
