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Garry Harper

Study of a Man

Acrylic on Board Framed Size: 63 x 63 cm 63 63
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Garry Harper

Garry was born in Glasgow and studied at Glasgow School of Art from 1984 – 88. A love of the moving image led him to work as a designer for television for some years before returning to painting. Garry’s work is mainly figurative, and using a variety of techniques and media, he tries to capture lost moments, and people caught in reflection. Seeking inspiration in people and places, past and present, Garry is fascinated by the mystery some images hold, and the way they make us curious about the lives people have lived.

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