Working on the border between the abstract and figurative, Crozier brought a bold simplicity and power to his work, characterised by vibrant colour, energetic mark making, and rigourous composition. Born in Scotland of Irish parents, and educated at Glasgow School of Art, Crozier became an Irish citizen in 1973 and lived and worked by Roaringwater Bay in West Cork for large parts of the year. He had a distinguished reputation in Ireland, Britain, and continental Europe, winning many awards and honours for his art. Crozier died at age 81 in 2011.
Crozier is represented by the Taylor Galleries in Dublin and Flowers Gallery in London.
The gallery featured a solo show of Crozier’s small works in 2014. His work also featured in the summer 2017 exhibition West Cork Masters from June 30 to July 20.
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Archive Gallery
Island (Roaring Water Bay)
Ballydehob
Untitled Landscape (Garden)
Innocent Landscape
Untitled (Roaring Water Bay)
Two Flowers
Untitled (West Cork Landscape)
The Bush
Horseneck Beach, Massachusetts
Untitled Landscape
Untitled (Two Flowers)
Untitled (Oriental Poppies)
The Stone Field
Hay Ricks by the Sea
Venetian Bouquet
West Cork Morning
Torcello Bouquet
Kernel I
Kernel II
Kernel III
Kernel IV
Kernel VII
Kernel VI
West Cork Field
The Yellow Road
Turk Head
Sherkin Island
Poppies 1
Poppies 2
Poppies 3
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