Kevin Jones
ArtistUK
About Artist:
London born, self-taught Artist based in South West England. UK. Sales cover the UK, US, Europe and Australia. My work is a form of linear expression; using free conception and structure. Influences include the human form, geometry, urban and coastal landscape and music.
I use pastel, conte crayon, charcoal, ballpoint pen, marker and graphite on various acid-free papers.
About Artwork:
Multi-layered, free structural composition; a bold improvised piece inspired by the city.
Original artwork using pastel, conte crayon, ballpoint pen and graphite on acid-free paper. Fixed with professional fixative and framed.
Kevin Jones
Red Circle
- 2018
- 102 x 84 cm
- Fine Art Category: drawings
- Medium: Pastel
- Origin: UK
- Certificate of Authenticity: yes
- Issued by: Artist
- Provenance: In possession of Artist
- Signed: Signed lower right
- Comments:
Shipping available Worldwide. The artwork is presented in a white box-type frame, which is constructed of wood and is glazed. It is custom packed in a heavy-duty cardboard box.
Price of work includes Shipping Costs.
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- Price: £3,500.00 GBP
- Seller: Kevin Jones, UK
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- Artplode ID: 5348
- Artplode Seller ID: 11687
About Artist:
London born, self-taught Artist based in South West England. UK. Sales cover the UK, US, Europe and Australia. My work is a form of linear expression; using free conception and structure. Influences include the human form, geometry, urban and coastal landscape and music.
I use pastel, conte crayon, charcoal, ballpoint pen, marker and graphite on various acid-free papers.
About Artwork:
Multi-layered, free structural composition; a bold improvised piece inspired by the city.
Original artwork using pastel, conte crayon, ballpoint pen and graphite on acid-free paper. Fixed with professional fixative and framed.
