April 17, 2024
CHARMING OIL PAINTING by Mike Nance. Well Listed Artist
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An ORIGINAL OIL PAINTING by Mike Nance. Well Listed and respected artist hailing from the West Country. *Please read below for more information on this artist. This auction is for a delightful oil on canvas of a family picnic in the country. It has been painted onto canvas and then stretched on wooden bars. Signed bottom right Michael Nance. This charming painting measures 20" x 16" and is offered at £9.99 starting bid without reserve. This artist is quickly gaining a good following and sells very well in many galleries. UK postage Recorded Delivery £6.50 *BIOGRAPHY OF MIKE NANCE. Mike Nance has been a professional artist since the mid 70's. He was at school in Devon England and at the naval school in Anglesey Wales before completing his service in the Marines.He joined the merchant service but after leaving the sea he drifted through a succession of jobs during which he painted as a hobby.He became a full time artist working mostly on a seasonal basis during the initial struggle to make a living.Many of his early works were sold off the railing in London but as he improved galleries started to accept his work.Paintings of otters, squirrels, badgers, harvest mice and other wildlife are also amongst the Nance paintings which have been published as prints and have been enormously popular.Nance prints have made his work familiar
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