Stuart Pearson Wright
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Stuart Pearson Wright (born 1975, Northampton) is an award winning[1] English artist who works mainly in paint. He was educated at Slade School of Fine Art[2], University College of London (1995-1999), where he graduated with honours, receiving a B.A. in Fine Art. He won the BP Travel Prize in 1998, the BP Portrait Prize[3] in 2001, and the Garrick/Milne Prize[4] in 2005.
[edit] Portraits
People who sat for the artist include:
- Daniel Radcliffe (actor)
- Mike Leigh (film director)
- David Thewlis (actor)
- Charles Saumarez Smith (Director, National Gallery)
- Richard E. Grant (actor)
- Adam Cooper (ballet dancer)
- John Hurt (actor)
- Terry Gilliam (film director)
- Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
- Michael Palin (actor, writer)
- Terry Jones (actor, writer)
- Diane Abbott (MP)
- Christopher Lee (actor)
- J. K. Rowling (novelist)
- Parminder Nagra (actor)
- Timothy Spall (actor)
- Geoffrey Palmer (actor)
 Gallus gallus with Still Life and Presidents – The BP Portrait award winner |
 John Hurt |
 Gingerlady |
[edit] References
[edit] External links
- Home page
- Paintings at the National Portrait Gallery
- article Guardian article on BP Portrait Prize win
- Independent article
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