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SCOTTISH TREES (1962) Photography by John Stanley

Fine art paper, 8x12 in
  • Giclée Print / Digital Print
  • Dimensions Several sizes available
  • Several s available (Fine art paper, Metal Print, Canvas Print)
  • Framing Framing available (Floating Frame + Under Glass, Frame + Under Acrylic Glass)
  • Artwork's condition The artwork is in perfect condition
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Driving rain across the wild Scottish Highlands allowed this defiant stand of trees to become silhouetted by the density of rain falling. Shot from the shelter of an open car window. About this artwork: Classification, Techniques & Styles. Figurative. Figurative and colorful painting having taken the liberty of including all forms of art without border [...]
Driving rain across the wild Scottish Highlands allowed this defiant stand of trees to become silhouetted by the density of rain falling.  Shot from the shelter of an open car window.

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Achievements: Recipients of approximately 75 international awards in music, film and photographic work including the Golden Rose of Montreux. His books on the Arts published in 16 languages, 20 countries and placed [...]

Achievements: Recipients of approximately 75 international awards in music, film and photographic work including the Golden Rose of Montreux. His books on the Arts published in 16 languages, 20 countries and placed in 1,000 international reference libraries.

Renowned for pioneering changes in public taste in the arts, subject to many interviews and features, his first painting was exhibited in London whilst still only 6 years of age through the intervention of famous artist Sir Peter Scott. Studied Fine Arts in Oxford, used photography as his sketch pad resulting in a one man exhibition of his works seen by 17,000 people generating invitation to work alongside a Kodak award winning photographer in news and feature agency. Published in all the significant media, front covers, British royals, politicians, celebrities such as Beatles, Rolling Stones, actors from James Bond to Burton and Taylor all faced his lens.  Glittering career within the arts has generated best selling books, over 40,000,000 record sales, written, produced, directed over 600 film pieces from investigative to international primetime arts specials.  Represented United Kingdom in the international Photographic Salon of Japan’s historic touring exhibition. Both in film and photography he known for a unique eye finding inspiration in overlooked details, ing shadows, emotional moments in portraiture. The pandemic lead him to revisit, scan, 60,000 images almost all never before published. In 2024 he assigned these to Stanley Folios now tasked with releasing this distinguished collection of his art and photography which - until 2024, was only available to private collectors. 

 These represent the very first batch of his extraordinary portfolio to be made available to the public.

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