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Kim Donaldson

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Kim Donaldson
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Ein sex anaa gendermale Edit
Country wey e be citizenZimbabwe Edit
Name wey dem give amKim Edit
Family nameDonaldson Edit
Ein date of birth1952 Edit
Ein occupationpainter Edit
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Kim Donaldson (dem born am 1952 insyd Southern Rhodesia), be a Zimbabwean artist wey dey specialize insyd painting portraits den de wildlife of Africa. He spend ein early life for a 150,000-acre (610 km2) ranch top in wat na be Rhodesia, na dem perfectly place Donaldson make he develop den nurture ein interest insyd de wildlife den people wey surround am.

Career

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Donaldson ein paintings dey document de political den environmental issues wey dey face de continent den ein painting style wey dey incorporate chaw techniques wey dey include realism den impressionism.

Ein work insyd pastel be de most recognized of ein oeuvres; however, recent works insyd oil den mixed media sanso see great success amongst collectors worldwide. Ein use of a wide palette den texture dey give a sense say na dem paint de works using de red soil of Africa.

Na dem feature Donaldson insyd four books, wey he participate insyd chaw one man shows den group exhibitions[1] thru out Europe den de Americas, wey dem sell ein works insyd chaw auction houses.

Donaldson ein passion for de wildlife of Africa lead am make he wrep a book "Africa, An Artist's Journal" wey dey detail ein travels den experiences wey give am de reference for ein beautiful paintings. Donaldson ein book take am over 4½ years make e plete. He design, wrep den illustrate de book einself; e cam turn a best-seller insyd five countries wey na ebe highly commended by Victoria & Albert Museum[2] book award for design.

Artwork

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References

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  1. "Kim-Donaldson". Archived from the original on 2011-07-13. Retrieved 2009-05-26.
  2. "Victoria & Albert Museum, London (2002). "V&A Illustration awards 2002"".
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