Artist Information:
Peche Brown
Easton, PA
United States
Member Since: Aug 2003
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Artist Statement:
PECHE B. ARTWORKS
PECHE B. ARTWORKS was launched
in 1998 by artist Peche B.
Brown. Peche is a Jamaican
born artist turned native New
Yorker. Her interest in art
was peaked at a very early
age. However, Peche embarked
on a career in fashion design
for over 10 years, prior to
settling down to paint. Many
of her paintings reflect her
figurative fashion influence.
Peche considers herself a
Renaissance woman with varied
styles and themes. Her works
are constantly evolving as she
experiences different aspects
of life in N.Y. Primarily a
Figurative Realist, with works
depicting such icons as Bob
Marley, Erykah Badu, Stevie
Wonder, Spike Lee, Billie
Holliday, and other nationally
known figures, her artworks
are collected locally and
internationally. Peche paints
bold, colorful paintings and
quilts that depict the
positive influences around
her.
The primary media in the
paintings are acrylic and
watercolor, however, Peche
integrates collage, textural
and other media, including pen
& ink & oils. These works of
art are highly collectible and
the quilts make great family
heirlooms. Available as
originals and limited-edition
reproductions, each piece is
hand-signed by the artist.
One mission of Peche B.
Artworks is to ensure that
quality art instruction ...
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Peche Brown's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Peche Brown's Portfolio. Browse Brown's body of work: PECHE B. ARTWORKS
PECHE B. ARTWORKS was launched in 1998 by artist Peche B. Brown. Peche is a Jamaican born artist turned native New Yorker. Her interest in art was peaked at a very early age. However, Peche embarked on a career in fashion design for over 10 years, prior to settling down to paint. Many of her paintings reflect her figurative fashion influence.
Peche considers herself a Renaissance woman with varied styles and themes. Her works are constantly evolving as she experiences different aspects of life in N.Y. Primarily a Figurative Realist, with works depicting such icons as ... |
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