Bryan paints atmospheric watercolours, often nostalgic in character. Regular subjects include farm animals, children, boats and landscapes, particularly of the West Country, Scotland and France.

Paintings are often commissioned and there are many regular collectors of Bryan’s work.

It was with some surprise that in his thirties, while living in the Channel Islands, Bryan began to paint the scene from his window. He subsequently attended painting courses and studied the work and advice of many painters. His inspiration comes particularly from the watercolours of Homer, Singer Sargent, Hopper, Wyeth, Yeats and Becker.

Since settling in Shaftesbury, Bryan has participated in many group shows and has had regular one-man shows including Shaftesbury, Christchurch, Warminster, Wimborne and twice at Salisbury Playhouse Gallery. He has recently had watercolours hung by the Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolour at the Mall Galleries, London and by the Royal Watercolour Society at the Bankside Gallery, next to Tate Modern.

For more paintings see Bryan's art website under "Links"