David Bromley, Alexia, 2002 | Fundación Amparo y Manuel

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David Bromley Sheffield, Inglaterra, b. 1960

Alexia, 2002

Acrylic and metal leaf on canvas / Acrílico y hoja de metal sobre tela
155.7 x 125.2 cm
61 1/4 x 49 1/4 in

© 2002 David Bromley / Cortesía Fundación AMMA

Photo: Alejandro Paez

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David Bromley’s painting depicts a bare-chested woman rendered with red, orange, and yellow brushstrokes against a gray background. Bold and graphic in his distinctive, colorful style, Bromley is known for his portraits of women, series featuring children, butterflies, and birds. His work suggests both innocence and mystery, blending elements that range from nostalgia to symbolism. Through the use of layering techniques and textures in his work,

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