White, David

About the artist

One of our aims is offer a showplace for the work of  artists who deserve greater recognition. David White is a veteran British artist who perfectly fits this category.  

Now in his eighties, David was an infant when the Luftwaffe was bombing British cities during World War Two, a subject that has become a major theme of his work.

He became a pupil of the Manchester painter Norman Shacklock, aka David Wilde, whose vivid expressionist style is echoed in David’s own work. He later made his way  as a graphic artist and illustrator, occasionally selling his paintings to collectors and galleries in London, Paris and Manchester.