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| 16 Sep 2022 | |
| Written by Richard Waldron | |
| Club News |
| OPs from the 1950s |
An earlier work of mine in the post impressionist style. I learn from Monet, Van Gogh, Singer Sergeant and Gauguin.
I am open to both sales and commissions including portraiture. I am a rarity from a school that had no art on the curriculum and was, as do many, a seagoing officer before changing career to my first love. See www.richardwaldron-art.org for more samples for sale and commissioned portraiture et cetera.
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