On the rink

No other artist has been able to convey the spirit of the era of elegance so much as the artist Alan Maley. His romantic paintings allow the viewer to turn to the time of rustling of atlases and silks, carriage rides to theaters and games on the shore. He was born and raised in England. Alan came from an artistic and talented family and always wanted to be an artist. He chose the brilliant world of cinema, trained as a stage artist, but this career was put on hold when he contracted polio. Alan spent a year recovering and learning to walk again. This time was also a decisive turning point in his life, as he realized that he would physically no longer be able to paint large canvases. His talent was recognized by Walt Disney, who invited Alan to America. Despite being very busy in the film industry, Alan Maley found time to devote it to his own films. His love for the 19th century and extensive research from this period is evident in his work.