User:Mweissie/Kenneth William Webb
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Kenneth William Webb [[Kenneth Webb-summersflight.png|thumb| right|320px|Oil painting "Summers Flight" 2014, 20x30 inches, signed Webb. Painted at Ballinaboy Studio, near Clifden, Connemara. Still creating, inventing and discovering at 89 years old.]]
Kenneth William Webb (3 February 1921 –) is an English painter of Irish heritage that has a large influence of modern painting both in Ireland and England. In the 50's as a young artist, he taught Art at the Ulster College of Art which painting all the while. There is an altarpiece by him painted about 1960 in the Bangor Abbey Church, in Bangor, Co. Down. His work was exhibited in London by the prestigious Gallery Gladwell and Paterson. At 89 he continues to paint prolifically and in is often the most sold artist in Irish Auction Houses.
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