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Miriam Escofet’s works have evolved over the years from still life, fantasy, architecture and portraiture. In this episode, she explains the trauma behind her family’s move from Spain to England when she was 12, the difficulties she experienced at art school, her early obsession with architecture and celestial charts, her love of process and making, how she builds atmosphere into her works, how winning the BP Portrait Award led to a commission to paint Queen Elizabeth II.
Miriam Escofet talking with Bob Chaundy
Accompanying images on consideringart.com
The Heavens
Oberon
The Witching Hour
An Angel at my Table
HM Queen Elizabeth II
What Will Survive Us
All images are © Miriam Escofet
Top shot courtesy Aliona Adrianova
Music: Ibiza by MBB | https://soundcloud.com/mbbofficial
By Bob Chaundy5
33 ratings
Miriam Escofet’s works have evolved over the years from still life, fantasy, architecture and portraiture. In this episode, she explains the trauma behind her family’s move from Spain to England when she was 12, the difficulties she experienced at art school, her early obsession with architecture and celestial charts, her love of process and making, how she builds atmosphere into her works, how winning the BP Portrait Award led to a commission to paint Queen Elizabeth II.
Miriam Escofet talking with Bob Chaundy
Accompanying images on consideringart.com
The Heavens
Oberon
The Witching Hour
An Angel at my Table
HM Queen Elizabeth II
What Will Survive Us
All images are © Miriam Escofet
Top shot courtesy Aliona Adrianova
Music: Ibiza by MBB | https://soundcloud.com/mbbofficial

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