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  • Keith Proctor Hard At Work limited edition canvas art printKeith Proctor Hard At Work Framed
    Keith Proctor

    Hard At Work - Embellished Canvas on Board (unframed)

    'Hard At Work' by established artist Keith Proctor Signed limited edition art print Artwork size 21 inches by 17 inches approximately Framed size 29 inches by 25 inches approximately Available to purchase as embellished canvas board (ready for framing) or framed in publishers' moulding...
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  • Keith Proctor Sweet Memories limited edition canvas art printKeith Proctor Sweet Memories Framed
    Keith Proctor

    Sweet Memories - Canvas on board ready for framing

    'Sweet Memories' Signed limited edition art print Available framed or as canvas board ready for framing Artwork size 15 inches by 17 inches approximately Framed size 23 inches by 25 inches approximately Complete with Certificate of Authenticity Interest free finance options are available
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Keith has been painting for over thirty years, first with watercolours and pastels then later moving on to oils. As a child he was influenced by his father who told him: "Never draw a straight line; always break lines up when you sketch and paint - make your marks interesting". Advice that the young Keith took to heart and has never forgotten. Many of Keith's works are inspired by his youngest son, Jack. Being a Father to four boys has given Keith a unique insight into his subject. He loves the fact that children are so natural and instinctive and the way that their behaviour is spontaneous and from the heart. He says: "What better subject to paint than children? They pick up on body language very early and use it well. I try to convey this body language in my work, through simple everyday situations, emphasising the humour or pathos." Another important element in Keith's work is outdoor life. He himself has many happy memories of his own childhood, playing outside, getting grubby and scruffy and loving every minute. His intention is to take the viewer back in time, to what he describes as "a more simple world. A child caught in a moment of thought; in the moment of making the memories that shape us and make us who we are... it is those simple precious things that last just seconds that I try to capture and thereby to hold on to forever."