mark cazalet
work > portraits
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Every year I have set aside a period of time to paint an individual often in the guise of a biblical persona or a theological concern. The combination of long conversations and direct observation has made portraiture a hugely enjoyable part of my life. It certainly draws on a different range of visual responses and discipline than any other area of my work.

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Son of Man Moses Still in Cairo   Moses Still in Cairo
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Son of Man
Oil on linen
60 x 45cm, 2006
  Moses still in Cairo
Oil on board
30 x 21cm, 2005
  Moses still in Cairo
Inks on paper
30 x 21cm, 2004
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<emptyThe Sons of Abraham, Julian's Kebab House   Mordecchi Vanunu spacer The Man Who Was Legion
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The Sons of Abraham, Julian's kebab house
Mixed media on paper
80 x 50cm, 2004
  Mordecchi Vannu (Sketch Book Drawing)
Pencil and felt tip pen
27 x 21cm, 2004
  The Man Who Was Legion
Oil on kinen
90 x 60cm, April 2003
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David Leigh   Esther's Lot
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David Leigh
Outgoing Principal of the Roehampton Institute
Oil on linen,
60 x 90cm, July 2002
  Esther's lot
Oil on linen
90 x 60cm, March 2002
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Lazarus Arisen   Geeta Prone   Geeta Standing
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Lazarus Arisen
Oil on linen,
66 x 55cm, April 2001
  Geeta prone
Charcoal on paper,
76 x 54cm, 1989
  Geeta standing
Charcoal on paper
76 x 54cm, 1989