Once, almost 10 years ago, on one of the family holidays, he wrote a landscape on a family festival. Cyron Williamson began to draw when he was not and five. Most of his paintings depicted terrain landscapes around Norfolk, where he lived all his life, and Cornwall, who is his favorite holiday destination. Apparently, he truly puts the soul into his paintings, because the vision around himself a schoolboy boy, talented on canvas, struck many - even in Japan, the United States, Germany, he is already known thanks to his work.
Since 8 years old, the artist began selling paintings at auctions and in 9 half an hour sold 33 pictures for 235 thousand dollars. 23 of his work was sold to Internet buyers at a price of $ 360,000 in just 20 minutes.
So the student of the initial art school of rolled rich by 2.2 million dollars. All income from the sale of paintings is sent to his own company Kiron Williamson Co., Ltd., the directors of which are his parents.
Today, Ciron Williamson is one of the most secured children of Britain and certainly one of the most famous children's artists.
Prices for pictures written by the young genius oscillate from 3.5 thousand dollars for a small watercolor to 30 thousand dollars for a winter landscape, written near his home in Norfolk.
The first works of Kiron appeared in the market in 2009. Then 19 of his paintings were sold for $ 36,000 at a closed auction. The money reversed from the sale allowed Kiron to buy a new home for himself and their parents, as well as invest in the works of other artists, such as English landscape of Lawrence Stephen Lowry.
"All in the world of art believe that its work has become much better compared to last year.
The last of the paintings written by them are simply phenomenal. We do not give it to him. He simply draws when he wants it, "the parents say.
Gallery manager Adrian Hill, who oversaw sales, said: "I saw how his skill grown compared to last year. It seems he rose to a new level. "
Cyron stopped attending school and learning at home to be able to focus on painting. Williamson writes paintings by watercolor, butter and pastel. In just a week, from under his "Feather" comes around six works. And it is not surprising: for the pictures of Kiryon Williamson, people are built in line.
In addition to creative self-expression, Kienen, like any other boy, adores computer games and football.
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