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Osborne's work can be found in many private, and public collections, including the Arts
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Osborne spent his spare time in captivity drawing pictures for his fellow prisoners and guards, earning small privileges, and rekindling his childhood love of art. Osborne was demobbed in 1946 and received an ex-serviceman's bursary from London County
Council. He used his bursary to attend classes at
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particularly in his use of colour as a means of constructing form. He painted landscapes and portraits in oil and watercolours. As his health declined
Osborne concentrated on still-lifes until he was no longer able to work. He is known to have completed at least four murals, one in Milford Parochial
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Osborne was a prolific artist who worked on an average of three pictures each week until the last ten years of his life. Osborne experimented with many styles of painting, but he was undoubtedly influenced by the Euston Road School which emphasized naturalism, simplicity of form and realism. He was
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In 1965 his first wife Jean succumbed to the brain tumour which had prompted the family's return to
Northern Ireland. The Arts Council of Northern Ireland honoured Jean Osborne's memory with a posthumous retrospective in the summer of 1967, to which Dennis Osborne contributed a biography by way of
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Osborne made no immediate reduction in output as he entered the 1990s and he his seventies. He had several two-man exhibitions in the 1990s, one at the Emer
Gallery on Belfast's Great Victoria Street in 1993 with Maurice Henderson-Fry, and two in 1995, at the Ulster Arts Club Gallery with Michael
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introduction to the works. Osborne later remarried a
Lisburn woman named Maureen Wortley who was for a time a secretary at Lisnagarvey High School. Osborne continued to exhibit work throughout the 1970s in group shows at the Royal Ulster Academy – and at private galleries including the
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Jamison, Director of the Arts Council of Northern Ireland, wrote that Osborne and his wife Jean had "both made significant contributions during the fifties and early sixties". David Young echoed those sentiments when reviewing Osborne's posthumous exhibition in 2017 adding,
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Osborne delivered art classes at St. Catharine's
Collegiate and Smithville High School, in addition to portraits and landscapes at Lakehead Area Art Association. Osborne and his family returned to the United Kingdom in 1959. His first employ was as Head of the Art Department at
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where they became friends. Osborne was later to show a portrait of
Middleton at the RUA in 1965. Osborne continued to exhibit frequently throughout the 1960s when he held solo shows at the Council for the Encouragement of Music and Art (CEMA) gallery in 1962 and another at the
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and transported to a prison camp in the Dolomites of northern Italy. Dennis and a friend escaped when the guards abandoned their posts after Italy's capitulation in July 1943. They spent six months on-the-run before being recaptured and transferred to a forced labour camp in
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of £500 for an abstract oil painting of a linen sack at the 122nd Annual Exhibition. In 2008 Osborne showed with Bertie Higgins, Bernie Devlin, and Wendy Reeves in the Gillen Gallery on South Street, Newtownards, in what was to be his final exhibition.
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Dennis Henry Osborne died at Movilla House Nursing Home on 10 May 2016. He was 96 years old. His second wife Maureen pre-deceased him by two years. Osborne is survived by his daughter, two grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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in 2001, Osborne's second solo exhibition in four years and also his last. His relationship with the Royal Ulster Academy was strengthened when he was elected a Honorary Member in 2002. A year later Osborne received the
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on 23 December 1919. Osborne was the fourth of five children and the son of a naval submariner whom had served in two World Wars, Ernest Edward Osborne, and his wife Ada Annie Lacey.
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and Artists of Greater London in 1949, and also in the following year with the Art Students of Great Britain in the 1950 Young Contemporaries exhibition. Osborne showed with the
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Carr, Eamon (2 July 2001). "Dennis enjoys eighties revival".
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which was owned by American art collector and millionaire
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in North Africa in 1941. In January 1942 Dennis was taken
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1222:"Mural adds cultural touch to new chiropractic clinic".
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