April 17, 2024
Ken Maroney pair oil paintings excellent condition
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These are fabulous paintings beautifully framed and ready to hangI would sell them seperately, but felt it best to offer them both as a pair. Basically I am asking for a best offer on the pair, or individually. Image size 17 x 15 cms overall with frames 24 x 27 cms both signed He has had a number of one-man exhibitions in major London galleries. Recently he lived for three years in France, but has now returned to London & has a studio at Kew., Ken was born on the 14th Feb 1949 . In south London of Anglo Irish parentage. His father was Irish and typical of his generation .He worried about Kens artistic temperament and viewed it as effeminate . Ken took up boxing and won a gold medal for South London in his teens .But his painting continued to florish, as the gloves came off with his trademark striking use of colour . A self-taught artist, he is now a major force in British impressionism, painting landscape & figure subjects in a bold colourful style He has had paintings exhibited at the Royal Academy , London , the Beaux Paris and the Kline galleries ,Canada . His works now hang in many important collections. Ken has travelled extensively and spent 2 years working for major galleries in New York . He favours romantic subjects of Edwardian times .His main medium is oil . He was nominated by the Royal Academy in the summer of 1976 as
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