British artist Alan Halliday, whose paintings caught the eye of the Monaco Embassy earlier this month at the Berkeley Square Art and Antiques Fair, has been invited to draw the dancers of Les Ballets de Monte-Carlo. The history of this distinguished ballet company goes back to Diaghilev and the Ballets Russes, the dance tradition which Halliday has drawn and painted for the last forty years. Camburn Fine Art says that Halliday, who has more than 100 exhibitions worldwide, is arguably the best interpreter of theatre performances since Walter Sickert, and … Continue reading British artist invited to draw dancers at Les Ballets