Estuary Greens by Brian Buckrell
About the Artwork
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Original Size: 18″x36″
Print Size:
11″ x 22″ on paper ~ $100,
16″ x 32″ on canvas ~ $1000
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About the Artist
He began painting seriously in 2004 studying with acclaimed artists in Canada and the US. In 2007, he invested in full time study at the Jeffrey Watts Atelier in Encinitas California, drawing and painting from life. He continues to study with exceptional artists today.
Brian paints full time – in acrylic and oil. Brian’s paintings are reflective of his love of the outdoors, travel, agriculture and rural communities. The more he paints the more his work moves towards abstracted impressions of his subjects.
Find out more
www.brianbuckrell.com
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