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Geoffrey Burrows - Contemporary Oil The Bernadette

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Description

A charming Impressionist view of a fishing boat in a harbour by British artist Geoffrey Burrows (1934–2023). The work is signed to the lower left and well presented in a gilt frame with a canvas slip. On board.

Condition

Both the artwork and the frame are in fine condition.

Size

19 x 24cm (7.5" x 9.4")
Framed Size: 28.5 x 33.5cm (11.2" x 13.2")

Collection Information

Through delicate, diffused brushstrokes, carefully observed detail and an unmistakable Impressionist sensibility, Geoffrey Burrows captures the places and moments encountered throughout his travels.

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Artist Biography

Geoffrey Norman Burrows (1934-2023) was a British figurative painter working in oil and watercolour, best known for landscapes, still life and coastal scenes of his native Norfolk. Born near Norwich, England, he was educated at Paston Grammar School in North Walsham and spent his working life in telecommunications. Largely self-taught, mainly through close study of Constable's sketches at the V&A, he took up painting after an art class at Sprowston School and began exhibiting seriously in the late 1960s, in London and further afield. He showed at the Mall Galleries with the Federation of British Artists, and was a regular contributor to the Royal Norfolk Show's art exhibition for four decades, last exhibiting there in 2015.

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SKU sz814
Frame Colour gold
Artist Geoffrey Burrows
Date Contemporary
Dimensions 19.0 x 24.0cm
Medium Oil
Style Impressionism
Subject Seascape & Coastal
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