Dinas Head features in this view from the moorings at Parrog. A place of great beauty and a popular family attraction.
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Artist Biography
Julian Brown was born in Swansea. He took an interest in art at an early age and was taught drawing and perspective by his grandfather Seymour Brown who taught art part-time at the Swansea School of Art.
He went to Swansea Grammar School and from there to Swansea School of Art where he studied painting. After completing this course he endorsed his diploma with a years study in the b renowned stained glass department, finally taking his teaching diploma in 1955-56. In 1962 he was appointed to Carmarthen School of Art, now Dyfed College of Art.
During his twenty four years of lecturing Art, he introduced graphics, photography and wildlife illustration to the curriculum before retiring as Principal Lecturer in 1986. Julian took early retirement to pursue a full-time career in painting and to follow his other interests- industrial archaeology, engineering, bird watching and mountain walking.
His subject matter is diverse, ranging from architecture, through machinery, to marine objects and landscape. Julian Brown is influenced by artists such as Picasso, Ceri Richards, Sickert, Morland Lewis and the watercolours of John Singer Sargent. He also admires the painters of the Newlyn School. Among contemporary watercolourists, he admires the work of Trevor Chamberlain and Rowland Hilder.
Julian Brown’s ability is amply demonstrated by the great number of works purchased by collectors throughout Wale and England. Julian Brown has shown extensively throughout the Principality, with 20 one man exhibitions at Trapp, Newport, Pembs, Abulafia Fine Art and the West Wales Association for the Arts.
For the 10th Year running, Julian has had a successful exhibition at the Sessions Gallery, Newport, Pembs. Paintings focused on Newport, the Parrog and the Gwaen Valley, also included in this exhibition were views of Venice and Spain from recent visits.
Several of Julian’s paintings have been selected and reproduced for the well known New Artists Card Collection including views of Three Cliffs Bay, Brecon Beacons, Tenby and Llandeilo.
Julian has run day painting courses for the National Trust, Carmarthenshire County Council and for the Bridge Gallery, Llandeilo.
If you are interested in purchasing an original painting, or a limited edition print by Julian Brown you can get in contact by email jb @ julianbrownwatercolours.co.uk (you will need to remove the spaces before sending the email)
He went to Swansea Grammar School and from there to Swansea School of Art where he studied painting. After completing this course he endorsed his diploma with a years study in the b renowned stained glass department, finally taking his teaching diploma in 1955-56. In 1962 he was appointed to Carmarthen School of Art, now Dyfed College of Art.
During his twenty four years of lecturing Art, he introduced graphics, photography and wildlife illustration to the curriculum before retiring as Principal Lecturer in 1986. Julian took early retirement to pursue a full-time career in painting and to follow his other interests- industrial archaeology, engineering, bird watching and mountain walking.
His subject matter is diverse, ranging from architecture, through machinery, to marine objects and landscape. Julian Brown is influenced by artists such as Picasso, Ceri Richards, Sickert, Morland Lewis and the watercolours of John Singer Sargent. He also admires the painters of the Newlyn School. Among contemporary watercolourists, he admires the work of Trevor Chamberlain and Rowland Hilder.
Julian Brown’s ability is amply demonstrated by the great number of works purchased by collectors throughout Wale and England. Julian Brown has shown extensively throughout the Principality, with 20 one man exhibitions at Trapp, Newport, Pembs, Abulafia Fine Art and the West Wales Association for the Arts.
For the 10th Year running, Julian has had a successful exhibition at the Sessions Gallery, Newport, Pembs. Paintings focused on Newport, the Parrog and the Gwaen Valley, also included in this exhibition were views of Venice and Spain from recent visits.
Several of Julian’s paintings have been selected and reproduced for the well known New Artists Card Collection including views of Three Cliffs Bay, Brecon Beacons, Tenby and Llandeilo.
Julian has run day painting courses for the National Trust, Carmarthenshire County Council and for the Bridge Gallery, Llandeilo.
If you are interested in purchasing an original painting, or a limited edition print by Julian Brown you can get in contact by email jb @ julianbrownwatercolours.co.uk (you will need to remove the spaces before sending the email)
Commissions
You can commission Julian Brown to create a special art work. Why not commission an original watercolour painting of a favourite location of or subject your own, as a gift.
Cost is usually between £500 and £1200 subject to receiving your brief, but a consultation and quotation is free of charge and without commitment.
Contact details as above.
Cost is usually between £500 and £1200 subject to receiving your brief, but a consultation and quotation is free of charge and without commitment.
Contact details as above.
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