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Gerard Burns
Style Guide: Figurative
Graduated Glasgow School of Art in the early eighties.
Ehibitions, numerous in Glasgow, London, and Edinburgh including Contemporary Fine Art Gallery, Eton, and Richmond Hill Gallery.
R.G.I. winner of the 2000 exhibition.
2004 winner of the first Not The Turner Prise, London, for his figurative painting labarinth.
His style is best described as photorealism, great figurative subjects, beautifully observed with an unconventional twist. An ordinary scene made estraordinary, very powerful capturing the imagination.
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Ehibitions, numerous in Glasgow, London, and Edinburgh including Contemporary Fine Art Gallery, Eton, and Richmond Hill Gallery.
R.G.I. winner of the 2000 exhibition.
2004 winner of the first Not The Turner Prise, London, for his figurative painting labarinth.
His style is best described as photorealism, great figurative subjects, beautifully observed with an unconventional twist. An ordinary scene made estraordinary, very powerful capturing the imagination.
Please contact us if you are interested in viewing more of this artist's work or any of the items featured.
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