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Jonathan Yeo. Online gallery featuring painting, collage, surgery and 3D Work archive, bibliography, biography, store, portfolio, news and contact information.
Jonathan Yeo (b. London, 18 December 1970) is one of the world’s leading figurative artists. He has painted and worked with iconic and celebrated figures including King Charles III, Sir David Attenborough, peace activist Malala Yousafzai, actors Dennis Hopper, Nicole Kidman Idris Elba, artists Damien Hirst Grayson Perry, supermodel and actor ...
jonathan yeo “From world leaders, heads of state and media moguls to human rights campaigners, acting A-listers and the odd supermodel, he has become known not just as the best portraitist in the world, but, more simply, the world’s portraitist.”
Jonathan Yeo. Scroll. WORK. “I don’t know what it is that makes us who we are, and I don’t know how when we look at each other’s faces we can somehow see deep inside one another, but I do know that Yeo’s portraits wrestle with these ideas.
Jonathan Yeo — Page_HM_King_Charles_III. UNVEILED BY HM KING CHARLES III AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE. The first official portrait of HM King Charles III as monarch has been unveiled by Their Majesties The King and Queen in a ceremony at Buckingham Palace.
Jonathan Yeo — ABOUT. “Jonathan Yeo is one of the most highly regarded and innovative portrait painters working in Britain (or, indeed, anywhere) today... Renowned for his distinctive, highly figurative canvases and striking collages, he employs a range of media and techniques to create a diverse body of work that expands the traditional ...
Jonathan Yeo — Frederiksborg Castle. In March 2015 Jonathan Yeo’s largest retrospective to date opened at the Museum of National History at Frederiksborg Castle in Denmark.
Explore the online gallery of renowned British portrait painter Jonathan Yeo, featuring a diverse range of paintings and artistic techniques.
HM King Charles III. Oil On Canvas. 230cm x 165.5cm. ABOUT THE PORTRAIT BACK TO PAINTINGS
Jonathan Yeo unveiled the first ever sculpture to be designed with innovative virtual reality software, Google Tilt Brush, and then realised it in bronze as part of a major new exhibition at the Royal Academy in London.
