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"My childhood passion for wildlife was re-ignited when I first visited Africa. To witness truly wild animals on such a grand scale and to meet the Maasai people simply blew me away, and has focussed me on these subjects ever since. In 2011 I scaled Kilimanjaro, kick-starting some long-held daydreams. Two solo exhibitions followed, and then I began planning Art Safaris in Africa. There are still some places on our first one in February 2013!" www.artistsonsafari.com

From his studio in Devon,England, Gregory Wellman paints wildlife and portraiture in oils, watercolour, pastels and acrylic. He has had work hung in London's Mall Galleries and by The South West Academy of Arts, and his international client base stretches from Hollywood to Brisbane. A trip to Kenya's Maasai Mara Game Reserve a few years ago inspired his African wildlife art and his popular pastels of Maasai people. Several trips to Tanzania have resulted in two successful solo exhibitions there in 2011 and Gregory was the first Artist in Residence at Arusha's Cultural Heritage Museum. An 8 page article about Gregory's art was published in International Artist Magazine #85 (June/July 2012) following his landscape 'Winter Evening on Dartmoor' being short listed in the previous issues' contest.


YOU CAN JOIN GREGORY ON HIS ART SAFARIS TO TANZANIA,THE NEXT ONE WILL BE FEBRUARY 15-24TH 2013, WITH MORE PLANNED FOR OCTOBER 2013 AND 2014 AND BEYOND!
VISIT www.artistsonsafari.com TO FIND OUT MORE. HE IS ALSO AN ART TUTOR & DEMONSTRATOR WITH WORKSHOPS BOOKED IN THE UK AND IS AVAILABLE FOR INTERNATIONAL BOOKINGS. CONTACT HIM TODAY ON THE EMAIL ADDRESS BELOW.

 
 

Latest Artwork
Boy - Maasai boy by Gregory Wellman (2) Click to view a larger image. Boy  (2011)
Maasai boy
12 x 10
Oil
Maasai Boy - A Maasai child with one of those smiles by Gregory Wellman (2) Click to view a larger image. Maasai Boy  (2011)
A Maasai child with one of those smiles
14 x 16
Oil with Acrylic background
 
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