Not for him, landscapes of the rurally-blessed visual denomination, populated with trees and fields and rivers and coasts which run deep in both the physicality of their being and the emotional attachment of those whom look out upon them, yet rather the grey and slumber industrious vistas and steely panoramas which patterned the critically acclaimed contemporary landscape and figurative artist’s own childhood and subsequent formative years.

The power on this pictorial occasion is derived from the onset of the horizon-edged chimneys, foundries and power plants which architecturally-speaking characterised the childhood and formative years of one of the UK’s most prominent and respected contemporary landscape and figurative artisans, namely Alexander Millar. Entitled, ‘The Power and the Glory’ this would-be battle-hardened and weary graphic is instead electrically charged with a proud and historic undercurrent and illustratively fused together and thrust into the public domain by way of an indignant hand-signed, limited edition canvas façade. Make sure you register your interest today so as to ensure ownership of this breath-taking piece of peerless Millar in his visual pomp and pictorial circumstance.