Artist Englishman John Bond follows in a fine tradition of artists who know and love the varied and changing landscape of East Anglia, France and the Caribbean. Their studies Atmospheric Administration, oil, land or wetlands on the ground, or fen forests capture the epitome of the scene observed.
Sometimes exciting shades reflect heat from the sun, sometimes weak colors evoke bite or cold
Artist Englishman John Bond follows in a fine tradition of artists who know and love the varied and changing landscape of East Anglia, France and the Caribbean. Their studies Atmospheric Administration, oil, land or wetlands on the ground, or fen forests capture the epitome of the scene observed.
Sometimes exciting shades reflect heat from the sun, sometimes weak colors evoke bite or cold winter that comes with autumn. It is clear that underlies a response to the seasons and the respect for life.
John's use of figures within his work serves to add a description, and even sometimes lonely, often working together, usually claim the attention of the painting.
John was born in 1945, studied at the Norwich School of Art and then the Central School of Art in London. His original work is much that its occasional collected from a man exhibitions are invariably sold.
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