Fur Collar
Where will this woman travel to with her paper bags filled with bread? This vintage-style tableau illustrates the British painter's gift for capturing his figures' stories, giving his viewer something new to explore every time. The small-scale piece can be mixed and matched or make a statement on its own.
Nigel's influences include Walker Sickert, Edouard Vuillard and James Whistler, and he considers his work a form of social realism.
He explains: “I’d describe it as small narrative vignettes – or painting versions of film stills – which capture intimate moments in time and observations of life, from the mundane to the profound.”
Shop more of Nigel's original art here.
More Images
Fur Collar
Where will this woman travel to with her paper bags filled with bread? This vintage-style tableau illustrates the British painter's gift for capturing his figures' stories, giving his viewer something new to explore every time. The small-scale piece can be mixed and matched or make a statement on its own.
Nigel's influences include Walker Sickert, Edouard Vuillard and James Whistler, and he considers his work a form of social realism.
He explains: “I’d describe it as small narrative vignettes – or painting versions of film stills – which capture intimate moments in time and observations of life, from the mundane to the profound.”
Shop more of Nigel's original art here.
Product Information
Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Description
Where will this woman travel to with her paper bags filled with bread? This vintage-style tableau illustrates the British painter's gift for capturing his figures' stories, giving his viewer something new to explore every time. The small-scale piece can be mixed and matched or make a statement on its own.
Nigel's influences include Walker Sickert, Edouard Vuillard and James Whistler, and he considers his work a form of social realism.
He explains: “I’d describe it as small narrative vignettes – or painting versions of film stills – which capture intimate moments in time and observations of life, from the mundane to the profound.”
Shop more of Nigel's original art here.
