Bradley Theodore is an American artist who became known for his bright, skeletal portraits of leading celebrities and fashion figures. His new collection is more ambitious tackling historical and biblical figures, but with his trademark colours and bold brushstrokes.
Bradley Theodore's exhibition 'The Coronation' is on at the Maddox Gallery until the 21st October.
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