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Govinder Nazran Wall Art

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Partir Fine Art Print
Partir
16" x 20"
 
Price: $41.99
Mother and Child Fine Art Print
Mother and Child
16" x 20"
 
Price: $41.99
Partir Fine Art Print
Partir
10" x 12"
 
Price: $41.99
Mother and Child Fine Art Print
Mother and Child
10" x 12"
 
Price: $41.99
Mother and Child Fine Art Print
Mother and Child
24" x 32"
 
Price: $47.99
Yellow Fine Art Print
Yellow
9" x 20"
 
Price: $41.99
Birdwatching Fine Art Print
Birdwatching
20" x 40"
 
Price: $47.99
Yellow Fine Art Print
Yellow
20" x 40"
 
Price: $47.99
Marquis of Queensbury Fine Art Print
Marquis of Queensbury
16" x 20"
 
Price: $41.99
Marquis of Queensbury Fine Art Print
Marquis of Queensbury
24" x 32"
 
Price: $47.99
Marquis of Queensbury Fine Art Print
Marquis of Queensbury
10" x 12"
 
Price: $41.99
Coxcombe Fine Art Print
Coxcombe
16" x 20"
 
Price: $41.99
Poppin Jay Fine Art Print
Poppin Jay
10" x 12"
 
Price: $41.99
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Govinder Nazran’s art training began in the North of England in Bradford, where he studied Graphic Design for 3 years, from 1980 to 1983. Nazran then went on to further his studies; he decided to go to Lincoln Art College for a Higher Diploma in Graphic Design, and specialized in illustration. Once he completed all his formal training, he decided to move to London and approached all of the major city publishers with his portfolio. It was in London that he worked on illustrations for books of children and after six months, he decided to move to Cambridge where he continued working as a freelance illustrator. He stayed there for a while and then moved back to his to West Yorkshire in his home town of Saltaire. Here, he took up the position as a designer for a greetings card company.

At the same company, he was also involved in product design and development. Nazran was involved in directing photo shoots which later made him to become a photographic art director. He traveled all over the world, for the year that followed, on fashion shoots. He gave up his photographic job in 1993 and spent the next 5 years working freelance on card designs and printing with leading publishers. In 1999, he decided to enter the fine art market and went and approached Green Washington with his portfolio. The publishers have since published more than 40 of his designs and are currently developing some of his selected art into sculpture.
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