Barry Daniels

Education

Barry Daniels studied at Slade School of Fine Arts in the 1950s with Phillip Sutton, Michael Andrews and Bernard Cohen, taught by William Coldstream.

Career

Barry Exhibited at the International Cooperation Administration Six Young Painters and London Group Exhibitions in 1956. In 1959 he exhibited in a major abstract Impressionism exhibition along with De Stael, Sam Francis, Bernard Cohen Andre Masson and Helen Frankenthaler. Rowland & Delbance Group Shows 1956-1958 and Fulham Gallery in 1968

Danad Design furniture was sold exclusively through London outlets Liberty"s, Heals and Harrods.

Toward the end of the 1960s Barry Daniels started designing for textiles and set up the Barry Daniels Studio.

As well as selling his own designs he became an agent for many of the best young designers from the 70"s, 80"s and 90"s, selling globally but mostly in New New York

Achievements

• He won the Wilson Steer prize for Landscape painting in 1953, the Abbey Minor Scholarship 53, Boise Scholarship 54 and French Government Scholarship 58.