Biography

Harold FM Bell

Harold Francis Martin Bell, a renowned British artist, has made a significant mark in the realms of oil painting and bronze casting. His journey in the art world is marked by a blend of traditional craftsmanship and contemporary innovation.

Harold Francis Martin Bell, a distinguished British artist, is known for his exceptional skills in oil painting and bronze casting. He graduated from Goldsmiths College, University of London with a Bachelor of Arts degree, laying the foundation for his artistic career.

Bell’s talent earned him a Winston Churchill scholarship to study bronze casting in Verona, Italy. This experience greatly influenced his art, blending traditional techniques with his unique style. Upon returning to the UK, he worked as an independent artist at Attimore Barn Studios, supported by the Digswell Arts Trust.

His artworks, recognized for their creativity and craftsmanship, have been showcased at prestigious venues including the Royal Academy in London and the Contemporary Art Fair in Paris.

Currently, Bell resides in Switzerland with his wife, where the serene environment continues to inspire his artistic work.

"As an artist, I find joy in the simple act of creation, whether it's through the subtle interplay of colors in my oil paintings or the intricate details of my bronze castings. Each piece is a part of my journey, a humble reflection of my perception of the world around me."

Harold Bell

Latest Work

This latest collection“Spectrum of Reveries” marks a significant evolution in my artistic journey. Each painting is characterised  by a vivid use of colour and emotional depth.. The size of each painting 190cmx190cm adds to their impact, creating an immersive experience for the viewer.

Whispers of Dawn

Regrets and promise of a new day dawning.

Eternal Rhapsody

Surely in these pleasures there could not be any pain. Or any discord shake the level breeze.

Mystic Serenade

I went to blow the fire a-flame. It had become a glimmering girl, who called me by my name and ran fading through the brightening air.

Harmony in Solitude

Whether that lady's gentle mind, no longer with the form combined which scattered love, as stars do light. Found sadness, where it left delight.