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Steven
Lingham is a self-taught artist born in Derby, England in 1973,
who previously worked as a trained printer. He has spent the majority
of his life living in Yorkshire and is now living in a small village
near the beautiful old city of York with his wife.
Steven
is a member of the RSPB, Yorkshire Wildlife Trust, The Wildlife
Art Society International and The Marwell Zoo International Art
Society, all of which promote conservation of Wildlife. So it isn't
surprising that most of his work is focused around wildlife, including
his real passion for British birds, the subject matter for which
Steven is most renowned.
He
thinks nothing of spending several hours working on an area, only
inches across, to accomplish the required effect. His love for wildlife
and fascination for detail makes his paintings almost photographic,
giving the subject life and movement true to it's natural form.
Steven
uses a variety of painting mediums - gouache, acrylics and Oils,
depending on the required effect, all of which allow him to attain
accuracy in colour, shape and light.
Steven
is renowned for the quality you will find in his paintings, which
are becoming much sought after, and are included in many private
collections world-wide from South Africa to the United States.
As
well as winning a number of awards, Steven was also a finalist in
the Daily Mail's "Not the Turner Prize" competition, beating
several thousand fellow artists.
He
also takes private commissions, and would be more than happy to
receive enquiries.
Contact
tel: 07779 694576
e-mail: info@stevenlingham.com
web: www.stevenlingham.com
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