Jens Christian Bennedsen
Jens Christian Bennedsen (1893-1967) was a Danish artist and theatre painter based in Copenhagen but also active in Sweden, participating in exhibitions there in the late 1940s. He studied art at the Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen and Rome. The work of Jens Christian Bennedsen is represented in important museums such as the Nivaagaards Malerisamling in Denmark.
Georges Charles Robin
Georges Charles Robin
Modern/Post-War French Landscape Artist (1903-2003)
Born in Paris in 1903, Georges Charles Robin was a student of Paul Michel Dupuy at École des Beaux-Arts, achieving success in his early career as a stage designer for the Charleville Theatre and the Dinan Casino. Robin travelled and painted throughout France, but was particularly attracted to Brittany, Normandy and the Loire Valley. His impressionistic portrayals of these idyllic river landscapes convey the rich colours and compelling beauty of this environment. Robin became a professor, an elected officer of the Académie des Beaux Arts, and served as a member of the jury of the legendary Paris Salon. He was highly commended, winning major French painting awards of the era and receiving commissions from European Heads of State and government. Represented by distinguished art dealers, the work of Georges Charles Robin resides in numerous important private and museum collections around the world.
Paul F Harding
Paul F Harding
Retro Nostalgia Paintings
Born in Blackpool in 1954 Paul has lived and worked on the Fylde Coast ever since. “My interest in art began during my schooldays in the mid 1960s through into the early 1970s. I had much enjoyment from this and a degree of success, though I did not follow a career in art until a few years ago after gaining an appreciation of the work of Edward Hopper, and of the Californian artist R. Kenton Nelson”.
Paul spent several years teaching himself to paint, developing a representational style with a narrative theme, using acrylic paint on canvas. “My work has been shown locally, and recently one of my paintings, ‘Love, Hate, Kiss, or Adore’, was shortlisted for the Royal Society of British Artists annual exhibition in London”.
Geoff Rollinson
GEOFF ROLLINSON
Wildlife Artist
Geoff is an entirely self taught artist. He was born in Lancashire and his early working life was as a gamekeeper and seeing wildlife in its different seasons, has helped him considerably with his paintings. He finds acrylic and gouache paint are his favourite media for the detail in his work which is his trademark, a few of his recent paintings are in oil. His subjects cover birds, mammals, flowers, butterflies and landscapes.
Geoff’s work has been published as calendars, greeting cards and postcards for the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, the World Wildlife Fund for Nature and many other organizations. He has painted two sets of Royal Doulton plates for the Bradford Exchange which have sold worldwide. He also has approx’ 70 prints published from his original paintings. His originals and prints are in private collections all over the world.
Eliza Brown
Eliza Brown
Eliza Brown was born in Manchester. She studied art at MMU where she developed her love of painting. She attributes a significant source of her inspiration to stays at her family home on Anglesey; where windswept walks along dramatic coastline and rugged beaches, and the bustling Welsh fishing villages, greatly influence her work.
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