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2023 - My Norfolk
The latest portfolio of original paintings in oil, watercolour & pastels
Limited Edition, signed and numbered, fine art conservation prints.
Limited to 25 copies. They are signed by Kieron, numbered and stamped with a publishing mark. Each fine art conservation print comes with a signed and stamped gallery Certificate of Authenticity.
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2023 - MY Norfolk
2023 - MY Norfolk
It was the end of January 2021, when we made our return to Norfolk. We sold our house in Port Isaac after almost four years of living in the sunny South West. So – Norfolk again! A diverse land of fields and marshland, dunes, creeks and cliffs. Those fields, lined with oak trees that silhouette against vast skies that change by the minute. Brick and flint cottages nestling beside copses and peaceful rivers that meander past cow meadows and reeds. Norfolk in all it’s moods has inspired me all my life. It’s a good job I’m back as I was definitely losing my Norfolk accent – the unlikely affect of having Cornish pasties for breakfast!
As always, I endeavour to keep the great traditions of landscape painting and country life alive – keeping a foot in the past but looking forward – to do both of them justice is always an enjoyable challenge. My aim for every exhibition is for it to be better than the last and the desire to improve and evolve as an artist, spurs me on every day.
I have loved revisiting old haunts, exploring different places and finding new painting grounds – being chased off a field by a grumpy landowner is a small price to pay for a good subject! The more I’ve searched, the more I’ve found. Norfolk is such a big county, there is still so much to paint and that’s a wonderful thing.
It’s been 10 years!
Celebrating Kieron's journey so far...
Kieron is celebrating 10 years of painting after picking up a paintbrush for the first time at just 5 years of age!! Watch this video as we take you through the years of Kieron’s work.
The Making of a master
BBC Documentary
Kieron held his first exhibition at the age of six. Buyers from around the world queue up to pay thousands for paintings by this boy, nicknamed ‘Mini Monet’. The media love him. Blue chip companies want him to endorse their products. Scientists have sought permission to wire up his brain. But there’s a lot more to Kieron Williamson’s success than just talent. This is a family affair. With exclusive access to the Williamson household, the film follows preparations for Kieron’s latest exhibition. It reveals how his career is skilfully managed by his family. Newcomers to both business and the art world, they’ve had to learn everything – from keeping Kieron on the level to looking after his public affairs and growing fortune. And this is a critical moment in his career as the 14-year-old begins the transition from child prodigy to adult artist.