Formal Variations 1 - Blue Background
Christopher le Brun

Formal Variations 1 – Blue Background

£4,950.00

Etching

Artwork dimensions: 106 x 78.8 cm

Edition of 25
Signed by the artist and numbered on the reverse
 

Presented in a natural walnut moulding
Float-mounted on linen wrapped museum board
Glazed with UV filtering, anti-reflective glass
 
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Christopher Le Brun

about Christopher Le Brun

Sir Christopher Le Brun, RA (b. 1951) is a leading British painter, sculptor and printmaker, celebrated for his expressive use of colour, dynamic brushwork and poetic imagery.
 
Born in Portsmouth in 1951, he studied at the Slade School of Fine Art and Chelsea School of Art. His work draws on Romanticism, Symbolism and art history, spanning figurative and abstract painting.
 
Le Brun served as President of the Royal Academy of Arts from 2011 to 2019. His work features in major collections worldwide, including Tate and MoMA.