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Paul Wright

Whenever Paul Wright is struggling in the studio, he always returns to faces. For almost 20 years now, the human head has been integral to his practice and his paintings have featured at the National Portrait Gallery and the Royal Society of Portrait Painters’ annual exhibition. Even when he has tried new subjects in recent years, painting a face remains his artistic comfort blanket. “When artists feel like they are

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