Acrylics and Mixed Media

Acrylic painting on cartridge paper

127mm x 190mm
Mounted & (A4) framed £55

This is a memory of the Leg O’Mutton Reserve at Barnes, an old reservoir that is now a haven for water fowl. It’s an easy place to visit when walking between Chiswick and Hammersmith bridges.

Ref: 1926

Acrylic paint on watercolour paper

285mm x 285mm
Unmounted £120
Framed £160

The land here is rich in minerals and was for a long time mined for gold. This road runs down to Rodalquillar from the ruins of the farm and chapel of Cortijo del Fraile, the location for Lorca’s play Blood Wedding based on real events of 1928, and later many of the Clint Eastwood western films.

Ref: 1880

Acrylic painting on oil painting paper

340mm x 235mm
Unframed £55

A road bounded by agaves, so many of which were slowly dying back. These great plants flower only once and I have tried to capture the desolate impression they gave. The road itself led us to Cortijo del Fraile, the now-abandoned farm and church that were the origin of Federico Garcia Lorca’s play Bodas da Sangre. The buildings and surrounding area have appeared in many western films, including at least four starring Clint Eastwood

Ref: 1881

Mixed media. Paper collage with pencil, ink, gouache and acrylic paint on watercolour paper.

Image size 400mm x 282mm
Mount size 545mm x 425mm
Mounted £100

I was very young when I made my first train journey in Africa, at night, from Mombasa to Nairobi on the old narrow-gauge railway. The indelible memory of peering out of the train at night is the origin of this mixed media picture.

Ref: 19163

280mm x 210mm
Unmounted £60

A little pastiche of the marvelous Roman Forum in Rome. It seems fortunate to me that its destruction has halted – now a massive magnet for tourists.

Ref: 1907

Mixed media: graphite, wax pastel and acrylic paint on paper

556mm x 390mm
Unmounted £100

Outside the town of Kaikora in New Zealand’s South Island is a harbour where boats are brought out of the water on great iron cradles.

Ref: 1641