William Henry Blackburn, husband to Dhanlaxmi and father to Munindra Nigel Blackburn, was an award winning Art director, painter, and Photographer in both England and India throughout the 1940's to the 1980's. He continued to hold prominence in the advertising industry working for Saatchi and Saatchi up until his death in 1995. His works have largely remained out of the public eye at his sons home since then, with just a few of his paintings in the hands of close familly and friends or in a range of Museums across Great Britain and India.
William Henry Blackburn, husband to Dhanlaxmi and father to Munindra Nigel Blackburn, was an award winning Art director, painter, and Photographer in both England and India throughout the 1940's to the 1980's. He continued to hold prominence in the advertising industry working for Saatchi and Saatchi up until his death in 1995. His works have largely remained out of the public eye at his sons home since then, with just a few of his paintings in the hands of close familly and friends or in a range of Museums across Great Britain and India.
Whilst William would often use photography as a tool for inspiration to later draw and paint, he also managed to capture some iconic photographs in their own right. A close friend of his in India by the name of Sunil Janah would go on to gain notiority for being able to capture the culturism of the Indian Industrial Revolution.
William also used his Photography within advertising campaigns in the UK and his photograph for Pretty Pollywon awards.
William Henry Blackburn, husband to Dhanlaxmi and father to Munindra Nigel Blackburn, was a prominent award winning Art director, painter, and Photographer in both England and India throughout the 1940's to the 1980's. He continued to hold prominence in the advertising industry working for Saatchi and Saatchi up until his death in 1995. His works have largely remained out of the public eye at his sons home since then, with just a few of his paintings in the hands of close familly and friends or in a range of Museums across Great Britain and India.
Having served in Burma and India during World War Two as a Royal Engineer under Field Marshall Sir Claude John Eyre Auchinleck, William had
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William Henry Blackburn, husband to Dhanlaxmi and father to Munindra Nigel Blackburn, was a prominent award winning Art director, painter, and Photographer in both England and India throughout the 1940's to the 1980's. He continued to hold prominence in the advertising industry working for Saatchi and Saatchi up until his death in 1995. His works have largely remained out of the public eye at his sons home since then, with just a few of his paintings in the hands of close familly and friends.