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Seasons is another unique abstract from the studios of Mark (M.A) Taylor. Inspired by Mother Nature this beautiful work represents every season. The bark of a tree, the blossoms, the leaves, this piece will be the focal point of any space. This is a companion work to M.A's "All That Glistens"

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Mark Taylor: A Painter of the Enduring Eighties Mark Taylor is a retro artist who has captured the essence of the 1980s in his work since the decade itself. Not merely a chronicler of the past, Taylor imbues his paintings with a timeless quality, ensuring the vibrant energy of the eighties continues to resonate today. While his artistic repertoire extends beyond the era that he is widely known for, Taylor is particularly recognised for his evocative landscapes and seascapes. Through his digital and traditional brushstrokes, he transports viewers to sun-drenched beaches, rolling hills, and captivating coastlines, all imbued with a distinctly retro flair. His digital art career originated in 1982, creating 8 bit graphics before moving...