Grant Ford
From a young age, Grant Ford was destined to join the antiques world as both his parents were successful dealers.
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Joined the Roadshow: |
2007
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Memorable find: |
Terry Frost greetings cards
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Having joined the Antiques Roadshow in 2007, Grant still remembers well that pivotal first recording that secured his place. "It was a wonderful group of original greetings cards by the great 20th Century British artist . It was so nice to be able to start the show with such a lovely group of original studies and to be able to do the recording with such a wonderful owner – it gave me the confidence to do more!"
If Grant could choose his dream painting to come into a Roadshow, he鈥檇 choose a great pre-Raphaelite work as they have amazing technical detail and beauty. He also adores the work of , the great 20th Century Irish painter, and would be very excited to see one of his later great poetic/ expressionistic works circa 1940-1950.
When he鈥檚 not travelling the world with work, Grant enjoys playing rugby, cricket and chess, but his favourite hobby is to spend as much time as possible at home with his wife and two children.
A painting by Donald Bain
Grant Ford admires a colourful oil painting by Scottish artist Donald Bain.
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