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• Peh Eng Seng

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Peh Eng Seng

Peh Eng Seng is a celebrated, established watercolourist and highly acclaimed second-generation Singaporean artist. Graduated from Singapore’s first art institution, the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts in 1964, Peh paints in a realistic style and draws inspiration from his surroundings. His strokes are bold and yet full of details. His colors are vibrant and smoothing. ​ Peh has exhibited widely locally and in the region. In addition, Peh also won the Australian Art Award in 1985 and IBM Art Award in 1986.