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Graeme Sims
“Graeme Sims is one of Britain’s best known wildlife artists. He has had many one man shows in London and his work hangs in the private collections of two Royal families in Europe as well as in collections of large industrial concerns, zoos, conservation societies and that of private individuals“
- Watson Gupthill publications New York
“I adore Sims’ artwork. Striking use of colour, minimalist form, sometimes almost abstract”
- Darren Naish, zoologist and author, writing about Graeme’s work for Brooke Bond Oxo
The Saluki
Pencil drawing by Graeme Sims featuring a Saluki dog.
Guy the gorilla
Pencil drawing by Graeme Sims featuring Guy the gorilla, from London Zoo.
Edward Heath, Graeme Sims and Rachael Heyhoe Flint.
Edward Heath, the English Prime Minister, receives a portrait of two Pandas by Graeme Sims that were presented to Great Britain by the Chinese Government in 1974. At the event at the Heal's Gallery in London there was also Rachael Heyhoe Flint, the women's England cricket team captain.
The Mother Goose Award
The prestigious recognition that Graeme Sims received in 1980s.
The Saluki
Pencil drawing by Graeme Sims featuring a Saluki dog.
Guy the gorilla
Pencil drawing by Graeme Sims featuring Guy the gorilla, from London Zoo.
Edward Heath, Graeme Sims and Rachael Heyhoe Flint.
Edward Heath, the English Prime Minister, receives a portrait of two Pandas by Graeme Sims that were presented to Great Britain by the Chinese Government in 1974. At the event at the Heal's Gallery in London there was also Rachael Heyhoe Flint, the women's England cricket team captain.
The Mother Goose Award
The prestigious recognition that Graeme Sims received in 1980s.
The Saluki
Pencil drawing by Graeme Sims featuring a Saluki dog.
Guy the gorilla
Pencil drawing by Graeme Sims featuring Guy the gorilla, from London Zoo.
Edward Heath, Graeme Sims and Rachael Heyhoe Flint.
Edward Heath, the English Prime Minister, receives a portrait of two Pandas by Graeme Sims that were presented to Great Britain by the Chinese Government in 1974. At the event at the Heal's Gallery in London there was also Rachael Heyhoe Flint, the women's England cricket team captain.
The Mother Goose Award
The prestigious recognition that Graeme Sims received in 1980s.
The Saluki
Pencil drawing by Graeme Sims featuring a Saluki dog.
Guy the gorilla
Pencil drawing by Graeme Sims featuring Guy the gorilla, from London Zoo.
Edward Heath, Graeme Sims and Rachael Heyhoe Flint.
Edward Heath, the English Prime Minister, receives a portrait of two Pandas by Graeme Sims that were presented to Great Britain by the Chinese Government in 1974. At the event at the Heal's Gallery in London there was also Rachael Heyhoe Flint, the women's England cricket team captain.
The Mother Goose Award
The prestigious recognition that Graeme Sims received in 1980s.
The Saluki
Pencil drawing by Graeme Sims featuring a Saluki dog.
Guy the gorilla
Pencil drawing by Graeme Sims featuring Guy the gorilla, from London Zoo.
Edward Heath, Graeme Sims and Rachael Heyhoe Flint.
Edward Heath, the English Prime Minister, receives a portrait of two Pandas by Graeme Sims that were presented to Great Britain by the Chinese Government in 1974. At the event at the Heal's Gallery in London there was also Rachael Heyhoe Flint, the women's England cricket team captain.
The Mother Goose Award
The prestigious recognition that Graeme Sims received in 1980s.
The Saluki
Pencil drawing by Graeme Sims featuring a Saluki dog.
Guy the gorilla
Pencil drawing by Graeme Sims featuring Guy the gorilla, from London Zoo.
Edward Heath, Graeme Sims and Rachael Heyhoe Flint.
Edward Heath, the English Prime Minister, receives a portrait of two Pandas by Graeme Sims that were presented to Great Britain by the Chinese Government in 1974. At the event at the Heal's Gallery in London there was also Rachael Heyhoe Flint, the women's England cricket team captain.
The Mother Goose Award
The prestigious recognition that Graeme Sims received in 1980s.
The Saluki
Pencil drawing by Graeme Sims featuring a Saluki dog.
Guy the gorilla
Pencil drawing by Graeme Sims featuring Guy the gorilla, from London Zoo.
Edward Heath, Graeme Sims and Rachael Heyhoe Flint.
Edward Heath, the English Prime Minister, receives a portrait of two Pandas by Graeme Sims that were presented to Great Britain by the Chinese Government in 1974. At the event at the Heal's Gallery in London there was also Rachael Heyhoe Flint, the women's England cricket team captain.
The Mother Goose Award
The prestigious recognition that Graeme Sims received in 1980s.
The Saluki
Pencil drawing by Graeme Sims featuring a Saluki dog.
Guy the gorilla
Pencil drawing by Graeme Sims featuring Guy the gorilla, from London Zoo.
Edward Heath, Graeme Sims and Rachael Heyhoe Flint.
Edward Heath, the English Prime Minister, receives a portrait of two Pandas by Graeme Sims that were presented to Great Britain by the Chinese Government in 1974. At the event at the Heal's Gallery in London there was also Rachael Heyhoe Flint, the women's England cricket team captain.
The Mother Goose Award
The prestigious recognition that Graeme Sims received in 1980s.
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