AN influential British artist inspired by Ronda’s beauty is having his work showcased at a new exhibition.
David Bomberg lived in the Spanish mountain town from 1934-35 and 1956-57 and painted some of his greatest work there.
The display of his paintings and those of his students at Waterhouse & Dodd in London will last until October 24.
Blomberg once planned to open a Ronda painting school with a former pupil.
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