Andrew at the first exhibition of his drawings, Exeter Art Centre.
Western Morning News, Exeter & East Devon, 8 September 1990.
Andrew Lumsden
Drawings
A contemporary of Derek Jarman and David Hockney, Andrew Lumsden created art for over five decades. From abstract and impressionistic works to highly detailed landscape, interiors around the UK, Spain and Goa, and intimate portraits of friends & lovers. Andrew’s artistic practice continued until his death in 2023 with drawings capturing a unique artistic record of domestic and political queer life through to his final abstract series of works, ‘Cycles of Stockwell’.
Andrew exhibited work with Adonis Art, First Out CoffeeShop and Curzon Soho in the 1990s and several retrospectives of his work have taken place including; Platform Southwark (2018, 2020 & 2021), The Outsiders Gallery (2025) and Gallery Café (St Margaret’s House) (2026).
Andrew exhibited work with Adonis Art, First Out CoffeeShop and Curzon Soho in the 1990s and several retrospectives of his work have taken place including at Platform Southwark (2018, 2020 & 2021), The Outsiders Gallery (2025) and Gallery Café (St Margaret’s House) (2026).
Interior, Draycott Place, 1977
City View, 1977
Nude, London, 1983
Tulips & Clementines, 1984
Changing, 1999
Miss Sheila Psyche Black OBE and Matty, 2004
Mobiles (Dan de la Motte and self-portrait), 2020
Nettie Pollard, Ted Brown, Dan Glass and Amy Todd, 2021
