Whiskey and Skull Acrylic Painting by Christopher Green (British, 20th/21st C)

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Whiskey and Skull Acrylic Painting by Christopher Green (British, 20th/21st C):
$4911.23

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Created with Eselt - Mobile Optimized Templates for Sellers Whiskey and Skull Acrylic Painting by Christopher Green (British, 20th/21st C) Christopher Green (British, 20th/21st Century)Whiskey and a Skull with Playing Cards, Chips and DiceAcrylic on Board

Signed lower right
Painting - 72cm x 122cm
Frame - 80cm x 130cm

Notes

A very fine example of the work of Nottingham‘hyper realist’ painterChristopher Green. Signed lower right.

Condition

In very fine condition. There are a couple of very light surface marks. Clean, most attractive, well framed and ready to hang.

Artist Information

Christopher Green is in his own words, a ‘hyper realist’ artist currently living in Nottinghamshire. Christopher specialises in hyper realistic still life and highly detailed portraits. Christopher has had a hugely successful career as an illustrator with clients including Penguin books, Saatchi and Saatchi and Sainsbury’s and has created everything from TV credits of the covers of the internationally best-selling Rumpole series by John Mortimer. As an artist he has worked for Harrods, Fortnum and Mason, the Walt Disney Corporation and has a sell-out show at the New York affordable Art Fair. He has been commissioned to produce textile designs for Paul Smith and Barbour, and Rowan Atkinson owns a portrait Christopher painted of him for a West End theatre poster.

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