Benjamin Creme 1922-2016

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Biography

Benjamin Creme (1922–2016) was a Scottish artist known for his distinctive style and figurative works. Born in Edinburgh, Creme developed his artistic talent from a young age. His works often explored themes of light, colour, and the divine, depicting a range of subjects. He was particularly drawn to the use of bright colours, light-filled subjects, and abstracted forms that evoked a sense of mystery.

 

Creme’s artistic journey was influenced by his deep interest in metaphysical concepts, but his paintings themselves were more focused on exploring the spiritual through visual means. His work featured an array of otherworldly imagery, with compositions that were luminous and often ethereal in nature. The themes of his paintings often included angelic figures and abstract representations of the unseen forces of the universe, blending abstraction with figurative elements. Though not widely recognized during his lifetime in the mainstream art world, Creme’s work has gained attention for its bold approach.