Roger Hampson 1925-1996
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ROGER HAMPSON was born in Tyldesley, Lancashire. He is well known for his paintings and prints of southeast Lancashire mines and miners. He studied along with Paul Keen and Norman Jaques at Manchester College of Art from 1946-1951. His teaching career encompassed Hereford School of Art, 1953-4, Bolton College of Art and Design, eventualy becoming principal, 1961-7. Afterwards he became principal of Loughborough College of Art and Design, 1978-86. He was a member of MAFA, becoming president from 1969-1976. He was also a fellow of the Chartered Society of Designers. He took part on more than 100 group shows and 30 solo exhibitions such as Tib Lane Gallery, Manchester, from 1963. He ended up living in Hereford. The Salford based Lancashire Mining Museum held a memorial show along with Manchester Art House in 1996.
