An international portrait artist, Trevor Goring's paintings, drawings and prints address contemporary art, the history and symbolism of law, social justice, the environment, architecture and figurative work of all kinds. Publisher of numerous magazines, art catalogues and limited edition prints he has written two legal art history books and is represented in hundreds of private, corporate and public collections in the United States, Canada and Europe. Trevor lives and works in Cork City, Ireland. Portrait subjects include Supreme Court Judges, philanthropists, leading litigators, university presidents and distinguished professors. His historical paintings have a particular focus on issues of law and social justice. Environmental works reflect a lifelong passion for the mythology, folklore and legends of trees as well as a love for drawing architectural details. He has written and designed two successful art books, lectured on the history of law in Paris and served on a Rhodes Scholarship selection committee. Numerous appearances on radio, television and in print. Born and educated in London England, Trevor completed his fine art training at Saint Martin's College of Art, London, in 1974. Exhibited in museums and galleries in Europe and North America he directed one of Canada's leading public artist centres for eight years and published Montreal's first comprehensive French language arts and entertainments magazine. Since 1990 he has held over 300 exhibitions of paintings and prints from his Images Of Justice series throughout the States, Canada and Europe.