Waiting For The Ginger Bread Man by James Earley
Oil on Canvas
35x47in
$10,460
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James Earley
United Kingdom
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- Established Artist
- International Exposure
- Prizewinner
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 27.6x39.4in
About this artwork
My hyperrealistic oil painting of Rory is not just a portrait – it is a cry for justice. I met Rory in early 2021 outside a Starbucks near The embankment tube station in London. A child from Birmingham, he was living on the streets, haunted by fears and anxiety that echoed the harsh realities of homelessness and a pandemic.
Rory’s story is a heartbreaking reflection of a society that abandons its most vulnerable – children like him, lost in a world… that refuses to see them.
I knew that I had to create a portrait that would hit like a sledgehammer. Every detail, every stroke, was crafted to lay bear his raw emotion, capturing his innocence and despair in equal measure. The sharp, aggressive colours of his face stand in stark contrast to the faded background, demanding your attention – and your conscience.
A child’s childhood should never be sacrificed on the streets or dismissed as lost.
Rory’s story is a heartbreaking reflection of a society that abandons its most vulnerable – children like him, lost in a world… that refuses to see them.
I knew that I had to create a portrait that would hit like a sledgehammer. Every detail, every stroke, was crafted to lay bear his raw emotion, capturing his innocence and despair in equal measure. The sharp, aggressive colours of his face stand in stark contrast to the faded background, demanding your attention – and your conscience.
A child’s childhood should never be sacrificed on the streets or dismissed as lost.
James Earley
United Kingdom
Credentials
- Established Artist
- International Exposure
- Prizewinner
- Works on commission
James Earley is a British contemporary painter who currently resides in France. He is renowned for his emotional portraiture, where he depicts individuals who have been through trauma and exist on a emotional knife edge. James has been described by the German Kunst Heute publication as well as The International Contemporary Art Curators as one of the most significant artists in the world today.
James Earley has exhibited widely across the UK and overseas, in Spain, France, the Netherlands and Monaco. He first came to prominence as a featured artist in the ‘Seven Artists Exhibition’ at the prestigious Strand Gallery in London. He was nominated for the BP Portrait Award in 2015, and has exhibited with the Royal Institute of Oil Painters and the Royal Institute of Portrait Painters.
In 2019 James was awarded first prize at The prestigious London Biennale, the Giotto International Prize and the Leonardo da Vinci International Prize. James was awarded the Venice International Art Prize in 2020 and was chosen by The European Cultural Centre to exhibit his work at the Venice Biennale 2022. James had the honour of having his work exhibited at The Louvre Paris and Bonhams Auction House in London in 2022. James won the prestigious Contemporary American Art Collectors Award in 2024.
James has exhibited his work all over the world with significant exhibitions at Bonham’s Auction House in London as well as the Carrousel Du Louvre in Paris. He has appeared on the BBC, in the Financial Times, Europe Today and The Art Newspaper. James has won many awards including the American Art Critic Award as well as the first prize at the prestigious London Biennale.
James Earley has exhibited widely across the UK and overseas, in Spain, France, the Netherlands and Monaco. He first came to prominence as a featured artist in the ‘Seven Artists Exhibition’ at the prestigious Strand Gallery in London. He was nominated for the BP Portrait Award in 2015, and has exhibited with the Royal Institute of Oil Painters and the Royal Institute of Portrait Painters.
In 2019 James was awarded first prize at The prestigious London Biennale, the Giotto International Prize and the Leonardo da Vinci International Prize. James was awarded the Venice International Art Prize in 2020 and was chosen by The European Cultural Centre to exhibit his work at the Venice Biennale 2022. James had the honour of having his work exhibited at The Louvre Paris and Bonhams Auction House in London in 2022. James won the prestigious Contemporary American Art Collectors Award in 2024.
James has exhibited his work all over the world with significant exhibitions at Bonham’s Auction House in London as well as the Carrousel Du Louvre in Paris. He has appeared on the BBC, in the Financial Times, Europe Today and The Art Newspaper. James has won many awards including the American Art Critic Award as well as the first prize at the prestigious London Biennale.
James Earley
Rory
$8,890
