Gallery

Due to the limitations of photography and the internet the images on this website only give an indication of the true appearance of the works.

Breughel and Bramley together. Both oil on sheets of copper.
Work in progress on a Portrait of a Lioness by Barrington Bramley and after Frans Snyders.
One painting by Carlevaris c1720 and the other by Bramley 2005 – which is which?
Bramley and Pannini inside the Pantheon, Rome.
Batoni and Bramley together, both painting Apollo with the Muses of Music and Metre in Italy. Perhaps the original can be identified by examining the edges of each painting?

Zoffany – Bramley’s copy needs varnishing. Oddly both pictures are made up of five pieces of

linen sewn together.

J F Herring and B Bramley – which is the red Herring?
Manet and Bramley – a clue as to which is which is that the copy is placed in the original’s frame.
The Rt. Hon. W H Smith (bookseller) meets Barrington Bramley (artist).
Replicating the holes and creases on a canvas after Orpen
Two Young Ladies on a windy Beach, one by Orpen and the other by Bramley, both oil on panel.
The painting above by Modigliani sold for $157.2m in 2018. This photograph depicts Barrington and Amadeo in Dublin together.
Bramley and Annigoni together. Both oil on canvas, stretched over panel with softwood edging. The copy is behind glass in the original’s frame.