Plymouth artist Martin Bush the first in the city's Window Gallery at the House of Fraser


By , on Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Martin Bush in the House of Fraser

Martin Bush is the first artist to be exhibiting a painting at the new Window Gallery in The House of Fraser store in Plymouth.

The painting titled Monet Mirage was chosen to start off this colaberation between Plymouth City Council Art Unit and The House of Fraser and will be on show for two weeks, from Monday, March 15.

Martin, a fine art abstract painter Martin Bush creates free-flowing paintings ‘enthused by the vibrant energy and momentum of the city, says he is honoured to have been chosen and that this is an excellent project for artist to be seen in the city centre.

He is best known for his large-scale paintings and is currently an artist in residence in the Royal William Yard, Plymouth, which is the location for his Martin Bush Gallery.




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