Jethro Buck valuation
British painter of trees and landscape, using hand-ground natural pigments and the methods of Indian miniature painting.
Jethro Buck was born in Oxford in 1986 and studied fine art at Falmouth College of Arts from 2005 to 2008.
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Bio
Jethro Buck was born in Oxford in 1986 and studied fine art at Falmouth College of Arts from 2005 to 2008. He went on to study traditional painting methods, including Indian miniature painting under Ajay Sharma, and took a master's degree at the Prince's School of Traditional Arts in London. His paintings are finely worked landscapes in which trees recur again and again, made with natural pigments that he grinds by hand and with the techniques of the miniature tradition. He works from a studio in Hackney Wick, in east London, and the Royal Collection holds his Row of Trees, painted in natural pigments on paper.
His works are unique paintings, often small and on paper, and natural pigments are sensitive to light and damp, so framing and condition matter. A gallery invoice and the date of the work are the first things a buyer asks for.
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