Há pouco tempo publicamos referência a menina de 3 anos com talento extraordinário na pintura (http://estreladavidaestreladaaurora.blogspot.pt/2013/07/menina-de-3-anos-e-artista-prodigiosa.html). Agora surge notícia sobre criança de 10 anos viu as suas 23 pinturas renderem 250.000 libras em 20 minutos sendo considerado o novo Monet pelo seu talento! (segue artigo abaixo)
Quem já ouviu Kryon, sabe que Kryon tem apontado para estes talentos precoces que vêm retomar a sua mestria na vida artística de outros tempos... Em Sedona, Lee Carrol apresentou um vídeo extraordinário com prodígio chinês ao piano ainda mais novo e também canalizou mensagem especial para André Ferrella presente no evento, pintor talentoso que fez este quadro da infância de Jesus quando tinha 12 anos e é agora professor universitário artista muito criativo das realidades multidimensionais, incluindo a Spirit Box e o vídeo I Am the Emanation.
André Ferrella - Sedona 2013
André Ferrella - "Kwan Yin"
e agora o artigo completo aqui:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2366724/Kieron-Williamson-10-dubbed-Mini-Monet-sees-earnings-soar-1-5m-latest-23-works-sell-250K.html
parcialmente reproduzido abaixo:
Schoolboy dubbed 'Mini Monet' sees his earnings soar to £1.5million
after his latest 23 works sell for £250,000 in under 20 minutes
- Kieron Williamson, 10, has seen his lifetime earnings soar to nearly £1.5m
- The talented artist sold 23 of his paintings for a total of £242,095 last Friday
- Another sale will be held this Friday - with his artwork likely to sell in minutes
By
Suzannah Hills
PUBLISHED:
12:54 GMT, 17 July 2013
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UPDATED:
00:26 GMT, 18 July 2013
A primary school art prodigy has
seen his earnings soar to £1.5million – after the latest sale of his
work raised almost £250,000 in just 20 minutes.
Ten-year-old
Kieron Williamson, known as the ‘mini Monet’, has gained international
renown since he began painting landscapes on a family holiday five years
ago.
A sale of a collection last summer took his earnings past the million-pound mark.
Proud parents: Ten-year-old Mini Monet Kieron
Williamson next to a work in progress on the Norfolk broads with his
mother Michelle and father Keith
A millionaire: Kieron Williamson, 10, has seen
his lifetime earnings approach £1.5million after a collection of 23
paintings sold for a total of £242,095 last Friday
Inspiring: Kieron Williamson has stunned the art world with his incredible landscape paintings - at the age of ten
Advanced: Kieron is considered to be well beyond his years in his level of talent and has stunned art lovers the world over
And 23 of his works were snapped up
for £242,000 in just 20 minutes by telephone and internet buyers at a
sale on Friday.
The paintings sold for between £2,450 for a small
watercolour to £30,000 for a winter snow scene near his home in Norfolk.
Kieron’s work first came on the market in 2009, when 19 of his paintings were sold for £14,000 in a sealed bid auction.
The earnings have allowed Kieron to
buy a new house for his parents Keith and Michelle Williamson and also
to invest in works by other artists such as English landscape painter
L.S. Lowry.
Mr Williamson, 47, an art dealer,
said: ‘Everyone in the art world reckons that his work has gone up a
load of notches in the last year. Some of the bits and pieces he has
done lately are just phenomenal.
‘We don’t put any pressure on him. He just paints when he wants to.’
On display: Kieron's latest collection of work
will go on display at the Picturecraft gallery in Holt, Norfolk, before
being sold this Friday
Latest work: One of Kieron's new original
paintings of a snow scene near his home in Norfolk which went on display
at the Picturecraft Gallery in Holt
Popular: Dubbed the Mini Monet, Kieron's next
collection of paintings go on sale this Friday and are expected to sell
within a few minutes
Future: Kieron has used his earnings from his
paintings to buy a £150,000 house in Ludham on the Norfolk Broads which
he plans to convert into an art gallery
Adrian Hill, the gallery manager who
oversaw the sale, said: ‘Kieron’s paintings continue to be overwhelming
and quite incredible.
'I have seen him evolve and there has been a
measured improvement in his work over the last year. He now seems to
have elevated himself to another level.’
Kieron will be home-tutored from next
year so he can focus on painting. Another dozen of his oil paintings and
watercolours will be sold this Friday and are set to go for £100,000.
(...)Most
of his paintings are of landscapes around Norfolk where he has lived
all his life and Cornwall which is his favourite holiday spot.
'Just a normal boy': In his spare time, and when he's not painting, Kieron loves to play football and other sports
Natural talent: Before picking up a paintbrush
at the age of five, the only artwork Kieron had done was colouring in
pictures of dinosaurs
Fan base: Kieron has fans all around the world
with buyers of his artwork coming from as far afield as America, Canada
and Japan
(...)
Career: Kieron Williamson finishes primary
school this week and will be home-taught in future so he can dedicate
more time to his painting
Striking sunset: The majority of Kieron's oil
paintings and watercolours are of the surrounding landscapes near his
home in Norfolk
Strong endorsement: A senior figure at the Royal
Institute of Oil Painters described Kieron as the future of oil
painting in the UK
Mr Williamson added: 'We have
not got a problem with him being at home because he is so
self-motivated. He is a bright lad and we expect to fast-track him his
GCSEs when he is 13 or 14.'
Adrian
Hill, the managing director of the Picturecraft gallery, said:
'Kieron’s paintings continue to be overwhelming and quite incredible.
'I have seen him evolve and there has been a measured improvement in his work over the last year.
'He now seems to have elevated himself to another level. There is more confidence in his brush strokes
'The
recognition from art critics and fine artists is absolutely remarkable.
A senior figure from the Royal Institute of Oil Painters who met him
described him as the future of oil painting in the UK.
'People just cannot believe that he is producing work like he does and he is still only ten-years-old.'
Kieron’s work first came on the market in 2009 when 19 of his paintings were sold for £14,000 in a sealed bid auction.
Aspirations: Kieron hopes to display artwork by
classic artists such as East Anglia's Edmund Seago and Alfred Munnings
in his gallery when it opens
Starting out: Kieron's work first came on the
market in 2009 and stunned the art world with 19 of his paintings
selling for £14,000
Versatile: But some of his images are centered around city scenes rather than the countryside
Progressing: Experts say that Kieron's work continues to get better and better
(...)
.
Striking: Kieron will likely sit most of his GCSEs early - when he is just 13 or 14-years-old
Goal: Kieron's parents say he only paints when
he wants to and is not interested in the money - he just wants to create
work people like
Passion: Kieron sometimes paints for months at a time but will then have a break of a few weeks
In demand: Kieron's work has attracted attention
from around the world with many fans camping out 48 hours ahead of his
artwork going on sale to make sure they don't miss out
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2366724/Kieron-Williamson-10-dubbed-Mini-Monet-sees-earnings-soar-1-5m-latest-23-works-sell-250K.html
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