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Steve Johnston - Archive

Below is our complete archive of Steve Johnston’s work. This archive is for information only and unfortunately the work is no longer available to buy.

Steve Johnston currently has 7 archived works

Rainey Day Conversation by Steve Johnston
Rainey Day Conversation Archive
Medium: Original Oil on Canvas
Size: 31cm x 71cm
Year: 2008
Girl By The Sea by Steve Johnston
Girl By The Sea Archive
Medium: Original Oil on Canvas
Size: 31cm x 31cm
Year: 2008
Couple Under Umbrella by Steve Johnston
Couple Under Umbrella Archive
Medium: Original Oil on Canvas
Size: 51cm x 41cm
Year: 2008
A Walk By The Sea by Steve Johnston
A Walk By The Sea Archive
Medium: Original Oil on Canvas
Size: 61cm x 61cm
Year: 2008
Free Spirits by Steve Johnston
Free Spirits Archive
Medium: Signed Limited Edition Giclée Print
Size: 38cm x 76cm
Year: 2004
Chasing The Wind by Steve Johnston
Chasing The Wind Archive
Medium: Signed Limited Edition Giclée Print
Size: 61cm x 61cm
Year: 2004
Peek-A-Boo by Steve Johnston
Peek-A-Boo Archive
Medium: Signed Limited Edition Giclée Print
Size: 56cm x 38cm
Year: 2004

Steve Johnston’s Biography

Born in Glasgow in 1956 Steve grew up in Dumfries and studied at art school. Upon leaving, he became an apprentice electrician for a brief period, as he was uncertain of where his artistic path led. In 1973, Carlisle College offered him a placement, where, during the second year, he opted for a change in medium, preferring photography to painting. He found black & white formats extremely inspiring and exciting to work with, seeing himself in fact as an artist but utilising a camera rather than paint.

Upon leaving college he moved to London where he did freelance work for teen magazines, which led to work for Vogue in 1977, where his work was included in the ‘Pink Punk Book’ published in 1978. This style of photo launched the first issue of i-D magazine in 1980, where he worked for the following few years. In 1991, when photography no longer became inspirational for him, he started painting seriously again concentrating once again on the medium that he had originally embraced. “It was then that something clicked and I have not looked back since……painting is my life.”