Andrew Jonathan Gow (born 1978) is an English artist best known for portraiture. He is also a lecturer on painting and an instructor in the atelier method of drawing and painting from life.
Gow studied painting at Williams College, Massachusetts (1996 – 2000). He holds a BA (Hons) degree in history and studio art and honed his skills across the United States, Italy, France, and the UK.[2]
Colonel Sir Malcolm Ross, Grand Prior, Order of St John, 2022
Cardinal George Pell, Apostolic Palace Vatican City 2016
Mr Ratan Tata, Asia House, London, 2013
Mr John Henry Felix, Harris Manchester College, Oxford, 2012
Lord and Lady Harris of Peckham, Harris Manchester College, Oxford, 2010
Dr and Mrs Larry Tseu, Harris Manchester College, Oxford, 2010
Mr David Woodfine, Harris Manchester College, Oxford, 2007
The Reverend Doctor Ralph Waller, Harris Manchester College, Oxford, 2006
The Reverend Charles Roberts, Queen's Chaplin for Scotland, The Cannongate Kirk, 2005
Mr Robert Conway, Harris Manchester College, Oxford, 2004
Gow said of his portrait of Grand Duke Guillaume V that it was "probably the most important painting I have ever produced".[4]
Private commissions
Since 2002, Gow has - apart from public commissions - been commissioned to paint over 100 commissions for private clients across Europe and the United States.[3]
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