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The bold colours in this Marvel ‘Captain America Vol. 171’ piece complement this beautifully modern and minimalist Kent kitchen. “ A trip to Bluewater to buy Nespresso capsules led to us walking into @castlegalleries, speaking to the lovely Cleo there and seeing the new Marvel artwork they had on display and, oh my gosh, did we fall in love! We are both huge fans so we knew something like this would eventually end up in the house, we just didn’t know it would be the biggest bit of the kitchen! It’s only been hung for one day and we both can’t stop smiling at it.”
“ The thought of buying my first piece of art was a daunting one but, from the moment I walked into Castle Fine Art for the first time last year, I was made to feel exceptionally welcome. My nerves quickly turned to excitement and now, nearly 18 months and 4 Simon Claridge pieces later, I return to the team at the Stratford upon Avon gallery time and time again for inspiration and to satisfy my new-found thirst for incorporating art into my life.” – JESSICA WADE
We love this collection of Bob Dylan pieces recently installed as part of a collection of six in this South London home. @SOUTHMOLTONART CLIENT “ What drew me to the piece was the way it was displayed in the gallery, it showed the theme that Bob Dylan had painted and the colours stood out for me. I bought this piece because I can relate to the train tracks, my dad was a train driver for over 40 years, so a part of my life was associated to the railway when growing up, and the picture was a typical building you would have seen at the side of the line in various places a number of years back. I am delighted with my choice and it takes pride of place in my living room. Bob Dylan’s ‘New England Depot’.” – IAN CUMMING
Doesn’t this Brigitte Bardot by Simon Claridge look spectacular in this Northern Irish country kitchen? LIVERPOOL CLIENT
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