Stock Photo - 1968 - Embankment Academician- Extraordinary a Junior Genius Aged Three.: Could a child of just three be a Bohemian? Well, just take a look at Romany de Villiers and you have the answer! Long-hair, somewhat eccentric dress; expression:sometimes far-away, sometimes concentrated and artistic; tastes; a passion for colour and vivd design mingled with sudden burst of physical energy which turns him into a Tarzan in his High gate Art colo y -arden where he has ropes and swings and plays around like a superman-to-be. Romany, son of Pierre who is an artist, too, beat his dad to it by selling one of his own works at the famous London Embankment Art Exhibition. His father says he hasn't sold one of his eight years. Pierre says Romany ainted as as he could hold a brush and exhibited when two. Romany takes it all in his stride, thinks his T-shirt and jeans just the job. He wanders round inspec---- other artist's work critically, and isn't above showing boredom. His picture which fetche- five pounds, is called 'Skiffle Three' and was bought by a Skiffle Group leader Charles McDovitt. One of Romany's favourite models is - his little sister. Burt we think that she serves only as inspiration because of the blobs, and lines in their riot of colour that form the works of this great little Picasso could only symbolisms of her. The artist and his model:? Romany De Villiers gets inspiration for his impressionistic works from his little sister who acts as his model. (Credit Image: © Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com)