Born in London, Terence began his artistic training at Camberwell Art School. His extensive knowledge of anatomy and draughtsmanship extends from a career in advertising which he left to concentrate on painting full-time after successful exhibitions in America. His work includes a portrait of HM The Queen and President Reagan on horseback at Windsor, which […]
Sir Francis Grant P. R. A. (1830-1878), was a painter of portraits and hunting subjects. He painted many prominent sitters including Queen Victoria, Lords Melbourne and Palmerston, and the artist Edwin Landseer. He spent much time in Melton Mowbray and his paintings of the Melton hunt are well-known through engravings such as The Melton Breakfast. […]
Jocelyn Galsworthy was born on 7th May 1942 near Winchester in Hampshire and has lived there, and on the Isle of Wight, for most of her life. She started painting professionally 42 years ago when she specialised in portraits – then in 1985 painting cricket matches became as much a passion to her as the […]
Juan Carlos was born in 1960 in Buenos Aires, Argentina and began his professional career in 1978 working for 6 years at one of the most famous Argentinian studios. From 1984 he worked as a freelance illustrator for Philip Morris, IKA-Renault, FMA aircraft and Aerolineas Argentinas plus motor racing magazines In order to improve his […]
Alan is probably best known to the public through reproductions of his original oil paintings, but his painting career has also earned him a reputation which has led to commissions from corporate bodies such as Rolls Royce, Eddie Stobart, Porsche,Mercedes-Benz and McLaren International. He was born in Yorkshire and studied at Batley College of Art. […]
