Richard T. Slone

English painter and artist

Richard T. Slone - English painter and artist
Born

January 23rd, 1974
51 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United Kingdom

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A contemporary painter specializing in vivid landscapes and figural compositions. Slone’s works often explore themes of nature and human interaction with the environment. Exhibited in numerous galleries across the UK, individual styles reflect influences from the traditional English school of painting. Slone's artwork captivates audiences with an emphasis on color and texture, bridging classical techniques with modern sensibilities.

Exhibited in significant UK galleries

Created a distinctive style emphasizing color and texture

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