Dragon Tree II by Robert Bristow
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Portrays humanity’s choice between war and peace: The peaceful left represents The Milton Keynes Peace Pagoda at the western edge of Willen lake in Willen, Milton Keynes, which was the first Peace Pagoda in the western world. War is depicted on the right, with thoughts of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The bowler hatted man in the foreground is a nod to my favourite surrealist artist René Magritte.
About the Artist
Robert Bristow
I live in New Zealand after spending fifteen years in the United Arab Emirates,originally from Dorset, U.K. I have enjoyed painting in oils since I was a teenager, I'm a proud possessor of a GCE Art "O" level pass certificate and studied art part time at Weston Super Mare Technical College - now I'm…
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