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Eoghan Bridge

Scottish artist Eoghan Bridge was born in Edinburgh in 1963, and later studied art at Harrogate College and Leeds Beckett University. Since then, he has dedicated his life to art. Eoghan exhibits his sculpture extensively around the world, in private galleries and at art fairs. He’s also made a few public sculptures and private commissions along the way.

Early on in his career he established a reputation for an innovative approach to equine sculpture. Eoghan explores the dynamics between the horse and rider. Recently, he’s developed this work further through drawings and prints. In the process, he discovered a raw and intuitive approach to guide his creativity.

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