Bryan Pearce
1929 - 2007
We met Bryan Pearce and his mother Mary in St Ives 1987, and was showed their home and Bryan's studio; a "tour" directed - and protected - by his mother.
Bryan had a brain damage caused by phenylketonuria, and was painting in spite of this. His favourite subjects where seascapes and landscapes, and he had a lively interest in patterns and designs, which especially flourished in his drawings and paintings of flowers and buildings.
1929 - 2007
We met Bryan Pearce and his mother Mary in St Ives 1987, and was showed their home and Bryan's studio; a "tour" directed - and protected - by his mother.
Bryan had a brain damage caused by phenylketonuria, and was painting in spite of this. His favourite subjects where seascapes and landscapes, and he had a lively interest in patterns and designs, which especially flourished in his drawings and paintings of flowers and buildings.
Print 69/75, 1985
Size: 51x67 cm.
Pastel
Size: 64,5x54,5 cm.