Ronnie Wood (The Rolling Stones) - His magnificent paintings and art work on display in London

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Thanks so much !! .... . "The One Show" reports on Ronnie's display of his art work , broadcast October 14th 2022.
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Ronnie Wood unveils a series of stunning new paintings at historic Kenwood in London this October. The artist and Rolling Stones guitarist has chosen the atmospheric surroundings of the Orangery of the Georgian villa in Hampstead as the setting to unveil four of his most recent original artworks that will be showcased at a special evening reception hosted by Ronnie and will then be on public display from 14-16 October.

On the edge of Hampstead Heath and surrounded by tranquil landscaped gardens, Kenwood is one of London's hidden gems. In the care of English Heritage, it is home to many internationally renowned paintings including Vermeer’s The Guitar Player and houses one of the largest and most imposing of all Rembrandt’s self-portraits.

The presentation of Ronnie’s vibrant contemporary paintings in the spectacular setting of Kenwood, home to such important historic works, was a fitting and personal choice for Ronnie. When the music legend was aged 12 and just discovering his passion for art, the first painting he ever produced was his own version of Rembrandt’s famed Self-Portrait with Two Circles which has been on permanent display at Kenwood since 1928.

“I’ve been fascinated by Rembrandt’s extraordinary work since I was a kid and I’m honoured to present my latest paintings at Kenwood in the company of such incredible masterpieces. It’s such a beautiful setting and I hope people will come and take a look at my contemporary works alongside these historic pieces.”