Mark Roscoe RP

Mark Roscoe’s meteoric progression makes him one to watch. His Self Portrait entry was used for advertising the 1998 BP Portrait Award, which helped to establish his reputation as a portrait painter. When Mark first exhibited with the Royal Society of Portrait Painters, he won the ‘Changing Faces Award’, a commission to paint a portrait. The resulting work was exhibited the following year, winning him the top prize, the ‘Ondaatje Prize for Portraiture’. A couple of years later, he was elected as an associate member and was soon promoted to full membership.

After completing a large number of commissions for private clients, corporate and academic institutions from the UK and internationally, Mark is still as enthusiastic about commissions and meeting new people as he was in the late 90’s.

Image: Mark Roscoe RP, Self-Portrait

RP Member Mark Roscoe was awarded 1st place prize for the Jackson's Open Painting Prize in 2017. The painting that won the cash prize was ‘Eniola Sokalu’.

The Jackson’s Open Painting Prize exists to recognise and appreciate original, two-dimensional fine art works in any painting or drawing media.