Nelson Fox was born in Glasgow, Scotland. Glasgow is particularly known for it’s Victorian architecture. Having grown up surrounded by beautiful architecture, Fox was always in love with the arts.
Being a realism painter, subjects were easy to come by in Glasgow. Fox grew up painting the diverse species that Glasgow calls home, such as the Golden Eagle, wildcats, red squirrels, red deer and many more.
Fox attended the Glasgow School of Art. The school was founded in 1845 and is ranked 8th in the World Rankings for Art and Design. GSA is where Fox was classically trained by master teachers in the art of realism.
Today, Fox’s art can be found in exclusive art galleries around the world and the private collections of politicians and statesmen.
