Clifford Fishwick 1923-97
	(untitled) Devon Landscape 1948 watercolour 37 x 52 cm
(untitled) Liverpool Skyline 1947 watercolour 36 x 54 cm

Clifford Fishwick 1923-97 was a painter and teacher, He attended Liverpool School of Art,1940-2, then after Naval service returned to complete his studies, 1946-7, including art teacher's diploma. 
Fishwick combined a busy painting career with teaching at Exeter College of Art, becoming principal, 1958-84. 
He was a member of the Newlyn Society from 1952-83 and exhibited at the Penwith Society in1950s-1960s and had a solo show in 1983.   Over the years Fishwick's style changed as certain influences took effect, the Neo-Romantics, the Cornish painters and the second School of Paris painters such as Nicolas de Stael. His later work was darker, more loosely put together and more abstract. 
Public galleries in Exeter, Plymouth and Bradford hold examples.