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Adrian Lack
Adrian Lack was born in Eastbourne in 1946, his early childhood was spent in Yorkshire, where his father taught art at Beverley Grammer School, then he moved to Buckinghamshire when his father was appointed head of the Art Department at Aylesbury Grammer School - where Adrian Lack studied art under his guidance.
Adrian Lack trained as a scientific photographer working for
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Andrew Holmes
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Andy Small
Andy Small is a professional Fine Art and commercial photographer. He studied Fine Art at Bristol. Andy became a professional artist in 2003 after spending a number of years teaching. His Fine Art background where photography and painting are given equal prominence has had a profound influence on his style. Andy's images have been described as being painterly in appearance. He
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Bruno Tinucci
Bruno Tinucci was born in 1947 in Livorno. Tinucci is a self taught painter, with his style showing a parallel to other painters from the Livorno region.
Tinucci is an advocate of rich colour and depicts his landscapes in a highly emotional style. Although the landscape is realistic, Tinucci always manages to inject it with an excitement and a message of vitality.
Bruno
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Christine Comyn
Christine Comyn demonstrated a natural aptitude for painting and drawing at very young age and refined her artistic talents at the Saint-Luke Academy in Ghent (Belgium). Christine Comyn then worked as an illustrator for Lannoo book publishers from 1978 until 1983. In 1981, at the age of 24, Christine Comyn became an instructor at the Academy of Modern Art in Tielt, and
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Danielle O'Connor Akiyama
Danielle O'Connor Akiyama was born in 1957 in Canada. O'Connor Akiyama studied Social work and Art Therapy. As well as a career in fine art painting, O'Connor Akiyama is an experienced art therapist and continues her work in this field.
Painting in a variety of media, Danielle O'connor Akiyama creates luminous floral images that vibrate with life, energy and colour, whether
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Darina Marko
Born in Bulgaria in 1965, Darina Marko spent much of her early life undergoing formal artistic training. Over a period of ten years Darina Marko studied at the School of Fine Art and Design, and the Academy of Fine Art, specialising in silk printing and batik.
A true European, Darina Marko then embarked on something of a Grand Tour, visiting England, Germany, Switzerland
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Darrell Warner
Darrell Warner was born in Somerset in 1964. He studied at Falmouth School of Art where he gained a distinction in painting and drawing. Darrell Warner has exhibited throughout the UK his most recent exhibitions have included his costume drawings for the films 'Pirates of the Caribbean' and 'King Arthur'. Disney Studios, Royal Mail, BBC, Aardman Animation and Porsche are among
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David Leeming
David Leeming has been a professional artist in various guises for over 25 years. Originally working as an illustrator, he built up an impressive reputation as a versatile and talented artist and worked in a variety of fields as a visualiser in advertising, a scenic painter in the leisure industry and also as a muralist, pasticheur and copyist. David Leeming formidable output
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Donald Hamilton Fraser
Donald Hamilton Fraser has exhibited his highly acclaimed work in Paris, New York, Tokyo, Zurich and many other cities around the world. The list of galleries that own, or have exhibited his work is phenomenal. Donald has participated in many of the most significant exhibitions of British work, including the Royal Academy's 25 Years of British Painting, where he is also a
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Emilija Pasagic
Emilija Pasagic was born in Belgrade in the former Yugoslavia. In 1993 she and her family moved to Canada and settled in Toronto. Formally educated in landscape architecture, Emilija Pasagic had always enjoyed drawing and painting, but her new life sparked an artistic rejuvenation.
Always unconventional Emilija Pasagic began by painting on silk, intensely detailed
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Emma van Lindholm
Emma van Lindholm is a professional Fine Art and Commercial photographer based in Bournemouth, Dorset. She is a graduate of the acclaimed Arts Institute, Bournemouth, with a BA (Hons) Degree in photography and a background in fine art, which is ubiquitous in her work. Emma's commercial photography mixes stylish contemporary with reportage and fashion, in addition she focuses
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Glynn Boyd Harte
Born in 1948 in Rochdale Glynn Boyd Harte studied at the Royal College of Art. Since leaving the RCA he has travelled extensively with frequent stays in Paris Venice and New York. He now lives in the West End of London with his wife and two children. Glynn Boyd Harte has had nine one-man exhibitions including a one-man show of lithographs in 1983 at the James Mayor Gallery
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Isidre Vilaseca
Isidre Vilaseca was born in Barcelona in 1944 and started his artistic career publicly in 1971.
The art of Vilaseca presents everyday situations in hidden and private places as well as family and social life. His artistic memory interprets the feelings and colours as they are reflected in the warm Mediterranean environment. His delightful paintings show a great
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Jennifer Reed
Jennifer Reed came to painting later in life, although interested in Art and Sculpture at school her rollercoaster life took her on a different journey.
Whilst travelling in her early twenties, Jennifer found herself settling in Johanessburg, South Africa, where she trained as an Interior Designer. Returning to the UK with her husband and two small children ten years later
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Jenny Devereux
Born in Surrey, England, Jenny Devereux moved at an early stage in her career to St.lves, Cornwall. It was there while running her own fine art gallery that she first began to experiment with various printmaking techniques. This exploration soon led Jenny Devereux to choose the etching process as her favourite form. Before long, Jenny's own prints began to appear on the
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Kevin Blackham
Born and bought up in a farming community in Shropshire, Kevin Blackham displayed his exceptional artistic talent from an early age. At seven he won a handwriting competition and following this success he gained a hot of design commissions from local companies whilst still at school. Kevin Blackham graduated with distinction from Reigate School of Art and Design in Surrey
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Lori Beth Katz
Lori Beth Katz's art can be interpreted as dramatizing the life cycle through the language of floral color and structure.
Katz's labor intensive process reflects her desire to contemplate and celebrate flowers for their own sake. She applies paint and glazes, then burnishes, stencils, repaints, and repeats many times. During this process, she also creates floral patterns by
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Lynne Sonnenberg
Lynne Sonnenberg's posy images delicately mix bright coloured petals with pale washes of background colour. Expressionistic in style – blue stems and furry petals – she describes her process of creating art as a dance. Lynne has studied art throughout her life, but became a professional artist mid-career. A member of the Artist's Guild of San Francisco, she exhibits her art in
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Mark Wilson
I was born in Sheffield and was very young when I first realised that I wanted to be an artist. My father taught Art and showed me the basics. Our house had prints of paintings on many of its walls. The ones I particularly remember are ‘The Card Players’ by Cezanne, ‘The Laughing Cavalier’ by Frans Hals, and works by Gauguin, Turner and Constable. Also my Uncle Frank
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Mary Ann Rogers
Mary Ann Rogers has consistently been in the top 5 published artists according to the Fine Art Trade Guild.
Mary Ann is a self-taught artist who began painting at a very early age and has become one of the most acclaimed watercolour painters of her subjects in Britain.
Her stunning countryside studio, made famous by a T.V. documentary, allows her to paint her subjects
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Nel Whatmore
Nel studied at Wolverhampton University for a Foundation Course in Art & Design, going on to study for a BA degree at Trinity & All Saints College, Leeds. In 1990 she represented the "Princes Youth Business Trust" at the Chelsea Flower Show in 1990.
Nel has exhibited work at the Albert Docks, Liverpool, the Chelsea Flower Show and the NEC Birmingham as well as a one-woman
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Norman Stevens
Born in 1937 Norman Stevens studied painting at Bradford College of Art. His work is in public collections such as the Arts Council the Victoria and Albert Museum Bradford City Art Gallery the Tate Gallery and the Museum of Modern Art New York. Norman Stevens exhibited extensively in Europe and North America as well as the UK. Norman died in
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Oka Sakakibara
Evocative abstract landscapes are formed from her memories of the changing seasons in her native Japan, and all of her works are full of deeply felt feelings, providing an intimate glimpse into the artist's soul. Born in Tokyo, she left Japan when she was fifteen and went on to receive her B.F.A from the prestigious San Francisco Art Institute. Since then, her award-winning
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Paul Alexander
Paul Alexander has been working with a camera for just under two years and is staff photographer for PostArt Ltd, an small independent image solutions company based in Portsmouth.
He started practising photography in preparation for travelling around New Zealand in 2004. When he got there he discovered his love for photography as an art form and decided to pursue it
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Pei Yang
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Richard Spare
Most of Richard’s painting derive from his travels or from aspects of domestic life such as object’s he enjoys having around him. He recently designed a garden in his studio which has proved a rich source of inspiration and a starting point for much of his work. The velvety qualities of his work is achieved by using a drypoint etching technique with the inspiration for the
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Rosalind Forster
Rosalind Forster was born in London in 1948. She studied in London and at the Manchester College of Art and Design studying Graphic Design. She worked for several years in London in the field of graphic design before moving to Derbyshire where Rosalind Forster worked as a freelance artist and opened her own printmaking workshop in 1979.
Since 1989, Rosalind Forster divides
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Samantha Buckley
Samantha Buckley was born in Oldham near Manchester in 1966. She studied at Rochdale College of Art and Middlesex University completing her degree in three dimensional design in 1989. During her studies Samantha Buckley's work developed from using her illustrations as decoration for her ceramics to creating two dimensional drawings in their own right. Her imagery mixes fun
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Sanders Nicolson
Sanders Nicolson has always been passionately committed to fine art photography and printmaking. He became very excited at the possibilities presented by IRIS printing system and has been closely involved with it since it's introduction to the UK in the early 90's. For years Saunders Nicolson was dissatisfied by the limitations in texture of the photographic print and by the
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Seamus A Ryan
Seamus Ryan has no formal photographic education. He attended workshops with John Blakemore and Fay Godwin and earned to print from Peter Cattrell, Fay Godwin's printer and landscape photographer in his own right, and Melvin Cambettie Davies, award winning printer at the Master Mono lab. He does not subscribe to the idea of titling his pictures beyond the obvious and he rarely
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Simon Bull
The second of four children, Simons flair for art was first noticed when he won his first art competition at the age of six. Other childhood art prizes were to follow, including several in his teenage years and a national art students painting prize while he was at college.
Many influences were coming together and shaping an inner vision of the world that was to inform
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Simon Crowther
"I have been fascinated by photography ever since a family holiday on the greek island of Santorini at the age of about ten. I was blown away by the deep, rich azure of the sea and blue and white churches against blue skies and tried to copy the colour postcards that were everywhere. Since then, I have explored as many different photographic techniques as time has allowed. Now
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Simon Garden
Simon Garden was born in Middlesex in 1960. He studied art at Exeter College of Art and Design, graduating in 1982 with a first class honours degree. Since then he has moved from strength to strength, gaining both a national and international reputation as a unique artist of considerable talent.
His work is at once mysterious, magical and timeless. His strong imaginative
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Tim Schaible
"In 1993 I came back to painting after a family tragedy awoke me to one of life's hardest lessons - time is precious and, if you have something unique to share, do it.
While my formal training gave me a strong background in theory and technique, I wanted to bring a uniqueness to my painting -- something that would truly reflect who I am. So, instead of adapting my
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Timmy Mallett
Timmy Mallett is known as a TV and entertainment personality, but is just as versatile and colourful in his artistic endeavours.
Timmy Mallett loves painting (mainly in acrylics), and will reach for his 'Mallett's Pallette' at the drop of a brush. He is a really talented artist who takes his inspiration from this country, and from trips all over the world. Timmy Mallett's
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