B. 1960.

David Bromley is an English born, Australian artist. He emerged as a painter in the mid 1980s and has since gained widespread popularity for his glamorous, figurative works. His subjects predominantly pivot around two themes - pop art inspired portraits of models from fashion and film, and the nostalgia and adventure embedded in childhood.

Bromley's work is represented in collections nationally and internationally including at the National Gallery of Victoria. His portrait subjects include Australian actor Hugo Weaving, artist Charles Blackman and Kendall and Kylie Jenner. 

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