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Artist of the moment……..Kieron Williamson

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Kieron Williamson is a wonderful painter who isn’t even a teenager! Kieron Williamson was born in England on August 4th of 2002.

So far the artist has worked mainly in watercolour.

Over his brief career the artist has sold his works for more than $1.5 million pounds! Quite amazing for such a young painter. He is living his dream at a very young age.

The artist will begin private tutoring so he can focus more on his painting skills.

The family was able to purchase a home in Ludham, England with the proceeds of a show featuring the Williamson.

Below a link to the website of Kieron Williamson:

http://www.kieronwilliamson.com/

 

In this clip a brief bio about Kieron Williamson:

price range information: Works range from 5,000 pounds to 50,000 pounds.

What an amazing artist! If you enjoy child prodigies make sure and check out my post on the artist named Akiane. Even if you don’t like Impressionism you must appreciate the great talents of this young artist!

 

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Artist of the moment……..Deborah Zlotsky

{ October 26, 2014 @ 11:12 am } · { Uncategorized }
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Deborah Zlotsky is an American artist renown or her paintings which emphasize color and geometric shapes.

Zlotsky is well educated. The artist earned a B.F.A. from Yale University. She went on to earn a M.F.A. from the University of Connecticut.

The artist has also taught at the collegiate level at the Rhode Island School of Design.

Below a link to the website of Deborah Zlotsky:

http://deborahzlotsky.com/home.html

In this clip we view a show featuring Deborah Zlotsky from 2011:

Price range information: Works range from $3,000 to $15,000. Zlotsky works with oils on canvas.

The artist has a wonderful sense of color. Her work is very abstract with a  great sense of composition. The artist gives the viewer a sense of dimension despite not painting a horizon line. Her works seem to float above the surface with a great sense of movement.

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