One Armed Artist




On Sunday 3 January 2010 I slipped on an icy pavement in Bristol and broke my humerus (upper left arm) and unable to do much for a while. But I am thinking of humerous ideas for paintings and hope to be able to create three new paintings for entry into Spring 2010 art exhibitions.

So please watch this space for developments and http://www.peterbowen.net/contact.php contact me.

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