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MORNING WALK |
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WINTER SUNRISE |
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EARLY OCTOBER MORNING |
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"A BRIGHT PEOSPECT" |
A WALK IN THE SNOW" |
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WILDFLOWER DOWNLAND |
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"END OF A CRISP DAY" |
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QUIET PASTURE |
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"RISING TIDE, ITCHENOR" |
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"RICH PASTURES" |
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BLUEBELL MORNING |
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AUTUMN MORNING |
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"CATTLE ON THE HILLSIDE" |
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On leaving school, Stephen decided to try to pursue a career as an artist. Initially supporting himself with a variety of temporary jobs, he eventually secured more permanent employment at the Alan Carter Gallery, a job with the advantage of providing a steady stream of commissions. Contact with an agent put Stephen in touch with a number of galleries across the south of England, which in turn, enabled him to realise his goal of painting full time. Largely self taught, Stephen made the transition from acrylic to oil paints around the time of leaving school. Learning to work in pastel came some time later. As well as exhibiting with various galleries in Great Britain and the USA, he has shown work with the Royal Society of Equestrian Artists. |
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