Alan Murray (b. 1971, London, England) is a contemporary painter based in London, England. Working primarily in oil on linen and wood, his practice draws inspiration from the techniques and traditions of the Old Masters. He is best known for his still life paintings, which reinterpret classical painting methods through a contemporary perspective.

Murray’s work focuses on the study of light and its interaction with everyday objects and fruit. Characterised by meticulous observation, refined composition and a strong command of painterly technique, his paintings explore the subtle relationships between form, texture, and illumination. Through his ongoing investigations of still life, he continues to develop a body of work that reflects both historical influences and contemporary sensibilities.

Alan Murray has exhibited at Lighthouse Gallery in East London and participated in The Other Art Fair in 2018. His works are held in various private collections around the world, reflecting the international appreciation of his distinctive approach to contemporary still life painting.