Car Boot With African Figures
After a visit to a car boot sale, the purchase of two carved African figures inspired me to compose a space imagery and colour reflecting an irony between the other selected sale images and the carved figures.
Oil on Canvas (60cm x 80cm)
Brighton Crabs
From a photographic trip to Brighton I took to visit one of my sons Oliver. We saw the fisherman returning from a days trawling. Who wouldn’t want to paint decapod crustaceans!
(Oil on Canvas, 40cm x 40cm)
Tide Out,Treading Sand
Oil and Nail Varnish on Canvas
Vision of Optimistic Thoughts From the Southbank
Oil On Canvas
Tightrope
Oil on Canvas (70cm x 60cm)
The Magic of the Fair
Oil on Canvas (40cm x 60cm)
These two paintings are scenes from Winchester’s annual Hat Fair.
Shades Of Camden Town
An expressionist painting on my feel of camden on a photographic field trip. This is the first in my series on Camden.
Oil on Canvas (91cm x 91cm)
Camden Eye
Inspiration for this came from having lunch in the pub The Camden Eye. This is the second in the camden series.
Oil on Canvas (61cm x 91cm)
Day Out By Yellow Lines
An Italian restaurant scene in camden town. This is the third painting in my series of camden series.
Oil on canvas (76cm x 50cm)
Camden Emap
The final canvas of the camden series, depicting the area that inspired the series in a fusion of expressionist imagery.
Oil on canvas (100cm x 120cm)
Changing Room
Inspired by a metric pattern cutting book. I used schematics in the style of the book that formulates an atmespheric changing room.
Oil on canvas (50cm x 50cm)
American Hotel
This painting was inspired by a visit I took to Amsterdam in the late eighties.
(Oil on Canvas).
Untitled Flowers #1
Untitled Flowers #2
Untitled Flowers #3
These are three other paintings that I produced during my residency at The Granary. They were exhibited in a private view at the Winchester Guildhall Courtyard Café.
(Oil on Canvas)
Narbonne Plage #1
Narbonne Plage #2
Inspiration came during the period of my ownership of a house in the village of Rieux Minervois in the South of France. From the house I frequently visited Narbonne Plage; an unspoilt length of beach.
(Oil on Canvas)
John Pothecary 