Peter Brown ROI PS NEAC

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Peter Brown ROI PS NEAC Biography

Peter Brown first went to Bath in 1986 to study on an art foundation course for one year. He went on to graduate from Manchester Polytechnic, returning to Bath in 1993. Inspired by the architecture and life of the town, he has become a familiar figure painting the city's streets and has become so subsequently in all the other cities and towns in which he now works. These include London, Oxford, Cambridge, Cardiff, Chichester, Henley-on-Thames etc...

He rarely paints in the studio preferring to work directly from the subject on-site, often in the foulest of weathers, earning him the sobriquet of ‘Pete-the-Street’. He works in charcoal, oil and pastel for which medium he has received numerous awards at various national exhibitions.

“I work entirely from life using the cities and the countryside as my subjects. I start with what tickles me and this is likely to be a certain play of the light, weather, space and everyday life. Most of my drawings and paintings take several sittings over consecutive days and in that time I may meet police officers, dog walkers, road sweepers, residents and tourists."

He is a member of The New English Art Club, The Pastel Society, The Royal Institute of Oil Painters and Bath Society of Artists.

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