WATERCOLOUR

Watercolour painting on paper

125mm x 125mm

Not for sale

I return again and again to the lake in Kew Gardens. On the summer day of his visit, the water was almost completely covered in duckweed, greatly enjoyed by the ducks and moorhens 

Ref 20100

Watercolour painting

125mm x 150mm

NFS

On two of the hottest days of the summer, I sat and painted, watching bees visiting the flowers all day long

Ref 2099

Watercolour painting on paper

130mm x 130mm

£40

SOLD

One of the fine structures in the gardens at Chiswick House. The beautiful lines of this 1774 bridge draws one back time and again, sunlight casting strong shadows.

There is an oil painting from a different angle in the Oils Gallery page

Ref 2093

Watercolour painting

200mm x 140mm

NFS

An exercise in strong light through the trees

Ref 2082

Watercolour painting on A4 Khadi handmade paper

230mm x 190mm

£60

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Watercolour on Khadi handmade paper

125mm x 125mm

£40

I have an oil painting inspired by the same place in the Oils page of this gallery site

Watercolour panting on A4 watercolour paper

280mm x 200mm

£70

Walking in the Sierra de Aracena, we spent two days in Almonaster la real. On the hill overlooking the town is a mosque dating from the 10C when the region was ruled by the Caliphate. Next to it, is the municipal bullring, used more now for concerts than the corrida.

Watercolour painting on A4 mixed media paper

250mm x 190mm

£60

A view of the terminal moraine of Franz Josef, one of the great glaciers in the south island of New Zealand

Watercolour painting

280mm x 195mm

£60

Ink, watercolour & gouache painting

290mm x 232mm

Unframed £75

Mounted & framed £100

Watercolour painting

230mm x 160mm

Framed £80

Watercolour painting

220mm x 180mm

Framed £80

This is at the northern end of Woolacombe Bay. There is a painting of the Bay from its other end in the Oils pages of this gallery.

Pencil & watercolour painting

305mm x 215mm

£70

Now a peaceful park in Chiswick, Turnham Green village was a battle site in the First English Civil War on 13 November 1642. King Charles was approaching London to be faced near the village by over 20,000 London soldiers, hastily assembled to defend the way into the city. Charles is said to have made a grave strategic mistake by withdrawing, rather than diverting to meet up with reinforcements in Kent. He retreated first to Hounslow, then Reading. This is reputed to be the battle site closest to the centre of London during the war, although it is also said a battle barely happened here at all.

Ink & watercolour painting

318mm x 235mm

£80

One of many paintings made after walking part of Hadrian’s Wall in Northumberland. Here, the wall snakes up the crags on its way eastwards to the lake of Crag Lough. There are wonderful views north and south from the crag at this point.

Watercolour painting

300mm x 225mm

£70

SOLD

An impressively active volcano in the Tongariro range. This is a view from the road leading to the delightful Chateau Tongariro in the central plateau of New Zealand’s north island. Probably the most active volcano in the island, it has great walking and it also featured as “Mount Doom” in Lord of the Rings

Watercolour painting

390mm x 270mm (A3)

£100

Watercolour painting

223mm x 285mm

£100

SOLD

I have an oil painting of a similar scene in the other gallery pages.

Watercolour painting

390mm x 285mm (A3)

£120

This spectacular landmark on the Suffolk coast is now scheduled for demolition. Two fierce storms in February 2020 took away much of the surrounding beach, destroyed buildings and the concrete pathway round the lighthouse. It is hoped many artefacts of its will be preserved.