For two decades Liss Fine Art have championed some of the lesser known Pioneers and Unsung Heros of Twentieth Century British Abstract Art: Pioneers such as Jas Wood and R.A.Wilson, who produced pure Abstract pictures a full decade earlier than the official birth of Abstract Art in Britain; Unsung heroes such as Cecil Stephenson who exhibited alongside Moore, Hepworth, Nicholson and Hitchens and was credited by Herbert Read as being “. . . one of the earliest artists in the country to develop a completely abstract style.”
Liss Fine Art was responsible for the Michael Canney and Cecil Stephenson exhibitions held at The Fine Art Society in March and November 2007.
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