Which Came First art00196298 it's an invitation—to lose oneself

it's an invitation—to lose oneself in the timeless beauty of Venice as seen through Butler's imaginative eyes

stands as a testament to Speller's artistic journey from the corporate sphere to becoming one of the UK's most celebrated sculptors

Perfect for those who appreciate art that speaks on multiple levels - blending science

The artwork is alive with dynamic textures and colors - from soothing sky blues and soft dawn pinks to the rich earthy tones of stone buildings bathed in sunlight

Which Came First art00196298 it's an invitation—to lose oneselfSize: 65 x 53 in Step into the vibrant and thought provoking world of 'Which Came First', an original masterpiece by the acclaimed Toby Mulligan. Framed in a lymed whitewash floating border, this expansive piece measures 65 x 53 inches and embodies Mulligan's distinctive approach to contemporary figurative art. At its heart, 'Which Came First' is a spellbinding exploration of form and colour. The canvas erupts with fiery shades of crimson, deep