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Creation  and  interpretation  is

          Paul’s life. In painting he is at home

           in all mediums and his production

           is prodigious. Paul  started his

           artistic career as a  qualified gold

           and silversmith with a degree in design.                      His most recent works provoke a response

          Paul then turned to painting immediately                       that is both physical and emotional. His

           after graduating from the Liverpool School                    application of colour and line enables

           of Art.                                                       Paul to capture the essence of the subject

                                                                         with a spontaneity unparalleled by many.

          His painting styles include Realism,                           His technique in colour is startling and

          Expressionism, Abstract Expressionism,                         impressive and his use of the pallet knife is

           Surrealism and Abstract Surrealism. His                       bold and convincing.

           continuous study and work on techniques

           and painting mediums are apparent                             Paul’s  monumental murals  and domed

           throughout his vast body of work. From                        ceiling have received international  acclaim

           his Heritage Series to his Celestialism                       and the power of his achievement is

           (which shows the extent of his imagination–                   appreciated and recognized by many

           giving an insight to his more intimate work                   collectors world- wide. He is the creator of

           illustrating the workings of the mind and                     some of the most famous images in Canada

           soul ) to his current Abstract Expressionism                  such  as  his  Heritage Series;  which  are

           and Abstract Surrealism.                                      instantly recognized by most Canadians

                                                                         and have been a part of the British










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