Max Wildman's homage paintings are highly accomplished interpretations of Alfred Wallis's naive aesthetic. His dedication to authenticity, both technically and emotionally, resonate through works that feel genuine and not derivative. 

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Collectors and admirers of Wallis's art will likely appreciate Wildman's capacity evoke a bygone maritime era, whilst at the same time delivering pieces that function well in the most contemporary of settings. His exhibitions and market presence suggest both professional respect and enduring audience appeal.

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Wildman doesn't just imitate, he deeply immersed himself in Wallis methods, studying his life, materials and methods and even using the same types of household paints and cardboard that Wallis favoured.

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Wildman's work has now gained noticeable recognition, exhibiting in galleries and exhibitions across the UK and America. 

Renowned British sculptor John Maltby once summed up Wildman's work, saying that "whilst these paintings appear to be deceptively simple, they are actually clever aphorisms of the fabled St Ives artist - once again Wallis is affordable!"

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These are not prints - each piece is painted in mixed media on old solid card, mounted under glass in a vintage frame, ready to hang and with free delivery.