Richard Clare is a contemporary British artist renowned for his vibrant and expressive paintings of Northern England, Italy, and France. Born in 1964 in Sheffield, Yorkshire, he developed a passion for art from a young age. After training as a graphic designer, he transitioned to painting, focusing on capturing the essence of landscapes through bold colours and dynamic brushstrokes. Key characteristics of his art: Vibrant colours: Clare's paintings often deviate from traditional landscape palettes, employing bold and unexpected hues to create striking compositions.Expressive style: His dynamic brushwork and loose application of paint convey a sense of energy and movement, capturing the atmosphere of the scene.Inspiration from nature: He draws inspiration from the diverse landscapes of Northern England, particularly the Peak District, Yorkshire Dales, and Lake District. Additionally, he finds inspiration in the picturesque landscapes of Italy and France.Colour blindness as an advantage: Despite being colour blind, Clare embraces this as a unique perspective, allowing him to create his own distinctive colour palette. Clare's work has garnered significant recognition, with his paintings featured in numerous private collections worldwide. His ability to capture the beauty and emotion of landscapes has made him a sought-after artist in the contemporary art scene.