Peter Brown is a Bath-based artist, an all-weather painter of street scenes and city landscapes. Known for working directly from his subject, he is affectionately known as ‘Pete the Street’.

Peter Brown has established a distinctive and vigorous en plein air style. He happily interacts with passers-by while painting.

Brown works in charcoal, oil and pastel for which he has received numerous awards at various national exhibitions. Peter Brown has established a distinctive and vigorous en plein air style.

Peter Edward Mackenzie Brown (born 28 July 1967) is a British Impressionist painter popularly known as "Pete the Street" from his practice of working on location in all weathers. He is best …

Peter Brown's new exhibition 'London: The Return' records, in 55 oil paintings, the city's gradual return to vibrancy after the lockdowns.

Working in charcoal, oil paint and pastel, he has received numerous awards at various national exhibitions. Peter paints for one-man exhibitions each year either in London or Bath and has …

Art by Peter Brown. Use the search filter to search through hundreds of Peter Brown's art work, collated over a lifetime.

He started to exhibit at the Royal Society of British Artists (winning the St Cuthberts Mill Award in 1997), the Royal West of England Academy (winning the Bristol Fine Art Oil Painting Prize in …

Peter Brown (b. 1967) is a British painter popularly known as “Pete the Street” for his practice of working outdoors in all weather conditions. His lively impressionistic paintings often capture …

Peter Brown is widely acclaimed as one of Britain’s best plein air painters. He works solely in front of the subject, refusing to use photographic reference. His passion is in depicting everyday life: …