Steven PorwolSteven Porwol is an exceptionally talented watercolour artist who has established a reputation as one of the worlds foremost bird painters. Born in 1973 his paintings have been the subject of wide acclaim and he has successfully exhibited in galleries and numerous museums both in England and America. His new works, many of which are in excess of two to three metres in size, are eagerly awaited by collectors and the public alike and with an ever widening audience appreciative of his unique style his international standing continues to grow. He launched his first striking collection at London’s Park Walk Gallery in 2001. The show was a huge success and lead to two further one-man shows and now Steven works exclusively to commission with a considerable waiting list. An in-depth interview with Steven was featured in the August 2007 issue of ‘The Field’ magazine. His style is unique in contemporary wildlife painting but owes much to the great Audubon who also worked solely from life through pinned and measured specimens. Steven seeks to capture the essence of the bird, often in flight or when hunting or being hunted, and portrays the birds against neutral backgrounds, thereby accentuating the drama and vivacity of his subjects. Steven’s dramatic paintings will appeal to those who like to deviate from tradition and gain pleasure from seeing familiar birds in an unexpected and original light. His originals sell from £20,000 to in excess of £100,000 NOW AVAILABLE This unique opportunity is available only through Wildlife and Sporting Prints. In addition to our standard mounting and framing option we now offer a hand crafted frame of exceptional quality that has been designed for use exclusively with our Steven Porwol prints. You cannot find this frame anywhere else. Frame dimensions are 75mm wide x 40mm deep. For more information or a quotation please contact us directly by phone or email Our standard mounting and framing service is also available. To view a more detailed image of a print click the image to enlarge |













