His paintings fetch thousands and attract buyers from all over the world. But Kieron Williamson is seven years old and only halfway through primary school.
The art prodigy sold his latest collection of paintings for £150,000 at the weekend, with all 33 works sold in just 30 minutes.
The astonishing sale attracted buyers from as far as Arizona, New York and South Africa, with others bidding by telephone from around the world in the hope of securing an original.
One couple from Philadelphia camped for two days outside the gallery in Kieron's home town of Holt, Norfolk, to make sure they did not miss out when the third exhibition of his work opened on Friday morning.
Many of his paintings feature Norfolk landscapes or coastal scenes, but the latest exhibition also included views of City Temple in Holborn, Central London, and even a painting of Hong Kong.
The biggest sellers were a 20in by 30in oil painting called Sunrise at Morston, which went for £7,995, and a 19in by 25in pastel called Marsh at Sunset, which fetched £6,750.
Kieron said: 'I normally paint in the morning and I am up at 6am and then after school - but with the school holidays at the moment, I am painting all the time.
'I like landscapes as they've got the big Norfolk skies in them and not too many hills or mountains.'
He paints up to six paintings a week and 700 people have registered on a waiting list for an original.
Amazingly, two years ago, Kieron's artistic talents extended to colouring in dinosaurs drawn for him by parents Keith, 44, and Michelle, 37.
But on a family holiday to Cornwall he was inspired by visits to harbours and ports and began producing 'mind-blowing' images of the boats in the water.
Gallery owner Adrian Hill said: 'Kieron has probably become one of the most collectable artists currently exhibiting worldwide. He's impressionist without being too abstract.
Kieron's parents plan to buy him a house with his earnings and invest the rest for him until he is 25.
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