Born in 1941 the only son of Jewish immigrants Jacob and Fanny Rosenfeld who fled Nazi occupied Poland and travelled in secret to start a new life in England. Times were tough for the young Copyright money was tight, access to paint and canvas was limited… Montana Gold wouldn’t be invented for another fifty plus years.

Copyright began scrawling on the walls of the buildings destroyed in the Blitz with burnt and broken shards of wood trying to bring some beauty to the dark and smouldering city… this goal has never changed and although now approaching his 69th birthday he still wanders the cities of the world London/Tokyo/New York/Cape Town and on with the same simple mission, to make the world a more beautiful place to be.

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