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Ken Howard (1932- 2022) | Impressionist painter

Ken Howard OBE RA was an British artist and painter. He was President of the New English Art Club from 1998-2003.

Life and art

Ken Howard was born in London. He studied at the Hornsey College of Art (1949-53) and the Royal College of Art (1955-58). In 1958 he won a British Council Scholarship to Florence.


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Alfredo Roldán, 1965 | Figurative painter

Alfredo Roldàn was born in Madrid. At the age of 22, having had no formal artistic training, he started drawing professionally, selling his work in street markets, at the same time presenting his work at major competitions, of which he won several.
It was on winning the award granted by the City Council of Madrid in 1994 that he was discovered by a major gallery.
His winning painting now hangs in the Museum of Modern Art, Madrid.


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Bryce Cameron Liston, 1965 | Drawings

"As an artist my career is dedicated to the integrity and quality of representational fine art", says a professional artist Bryce Cameron Liston.
"My goal is to regain the traditions of the past along with the standards of craftsmanship and training.
By studying the great artists of the past, we artists of today can once again regain a full command of proficiency to create great works of art…art about life".


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Gustave Eiffel: "I ought to be jealous of the tower. She is more famous than I am"..

"There is but one Paris and however hard living may be here, and if it became worse and harder even - the French air clears up the brain and does good - a world of good" - Vincent van Gogh.


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Dorothea Sharp | Impressionist painter

Dorothea Sharp ROI RBA (1874-1955) was a British artist best known for her landscapes and naturalistic studies of children at play.

Life and career

Sharp was born in Dartford, Kent, and began her training aged 21, when, after inheriting £100 from an uncle, she attended the Richmond art school run by C. E. Johnson RI. She went on to study at the Regent Street Polytechnic, where her work was admired by George Clausen and David Murray.