Alan Scott Greene is a motorsport artist from Southern California Alan always noticed the art around him, and looked at life through the focal point of a lens. “You just have to pay attention and you will see art, it’s everywhere and in everything.” His early studies at the Art Institute of Chicago provided him […]
The LEGENDARY chaser Kauto Star has been put down after sustaining injuries as the result of a fall in his paddock. The Clive Smith-owned superstar was hospitalised and given intensive medical treatment at the Valley Equine Hospital in Upper Lambourn with the team working hard over the weekend to try and save his life after […]
J Franklin Wright is generally regarded as Canada’s foremost marine artist, specialising in ship portraits. He is influential for his explorations into the sparsely documented history of Canada’s shipbuilding industry. More recently he has broadened his scope to include famous vessels from other parts of the world. His editions have received medals of distinction and […]
George Wright (1860-1942) was a sporting painter who lived in Leeds and later moved to Rugby, Oxford and Richmond, Surrey. George was one of at least five children in the Wright family. He was the brother of Gilbert Scott Wright (also a well known artist) and Louise Wright (a pioneer of fashion art). In his […]
Alfred Sheldon Williams (1840-1881) was the father of Inglis Sheldon Williams who was also an artist. Alfred was a farmer and illustrator living in Winchfield, Hampshire. He exhibited four paintings at the Royal Academy and specialised in equestrian subjects. View his Portfolio
