Jonathan’s style is utterly unique, both distinctive and dynamic, whilst simultaneously entirely charming to behold. His work appeals on so many levels and clearly when he paints, he is having fun. His subject matter of country scenes, landscapes, horses, and other animals, and interiors are not uncommon, but the style is unmistakably curvispective.
His paintings are bursting with life and energy and bound with so many witty little touches. As you will see his paintings of the rolling British countryside could only be created by Wade’s hand. It is clear from his work, how much he loves the British Isles and he likes to carry a notebook and interestingly and understandably when working on one piece, very often he gains ideas and inspiration for the next.
Armigel Wade served in the British Army, starting his career at Sandhurst and going on to obtain the rank of captain and had an exemplary record during his time in the army. He painted pictures for the royal Anglian regiment in Bosnia and in Iraq for the Royal Highland Fusiliers in the second Gulf War.
We think this exhibition of Jonathan Armigel Wade’s, will make you smile, and give you pleasure and enjoyment whilst viewing, as it does us. Just what we need in these troubled times.
