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Nicholas Broughton
Urban Landscape
Oil and acrylics on canvas
“To me, making art is an outlet for creativity and the release of a lifetime’s experience. A painting should tell a tale and does not have to be precise or beautiful. Colour, texture, composition and subject matter are juggled together and every now and again, the end result is satisfactory.”
Size: 69 × 69 cm
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About Nicholas Broughton
Nicholas Broughton
Nicholas is a contemporary and innovative artist who considers a day without painting to be incomplete. He has lived in various countries which has contributed to his fascination for the vibrancy of life that he confidently depicts in his art.
His most formative years were spent in Brazil where he learned to adapt to a fascinating scene of different cultural backgrounds and traditions. The Brazilian artist Di Cavalcanti was an early influence but as he started painting seriously, the influence of Picasso, Modigliani and Chagall has dominated his canvasses.
