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Artrennery Landscapes

SELECTED WORK

Panoramic Sunset over Deal Pier, Deal, Kent, England

Dramatic and riveting end to a day In Deal. The rich and vivid blues of both sea and sky contrast perfectly with the muted sand and deep green sea shrubs. Meanwhile the twinkling lights on the pier and in the cafe glow with peace and comfort: the perfect end to a long walk along this beautiful stretch of the Kent coast.

St Mary, Pluckley in the Weald of Kent.

High summer from a high vantage point: the tower of the ruined church still stands 15 metres tall to this day. All the joy, light and delight of an endless flaming June day are captured in this panoramic piece. However, the lofty horizon leaves the onlooker imbued with a sense of peace and oneness with the world.

View over the Corn Fields from the Ruins of Church of St Mary, Pluckley in the Weald of Kent

High summer from a high vantage point: the tower of the ruined church still stands 15 metres tall to this day. All the joy, light and delight of an endless flaming June day are captured in this panoramic piece. However, the lofty horizon leaves the onlooker imbued with a sense of peace and oneness with the world.

Across the marshes from Small Hythe Place, Tenterden, Kent, England

Stunning sunset in the endless skies of Small Hythe marshlands: the view is from Small Hythe Place (not depicted) and captures the essence of the vast emptiness of the swathes of reclaimed land that used to lie under water. The marshlands teem with life but are also a haven of peace and tranquility in our frantic 21st century: a quality captured in this original artwork.

Across the marshes from Small Hythe Place, Tenterden, Kent, England

Stunning sunset in the endless skies of Small Hythe marshlands: the view is from Small Hythe Place (not depicted) and captures the essence of the vast emptiness of the swathes of reclaimed land that used to lie under water. The marshlands teem with life but are also a haven of peace and tranquility in our frantic 21st century: a quality captured in this original artwork.

Panoramic view on a cold spring day on Ward's Bank, Holmfirth, West Yorkshire

Panoramic view of the Holme Valley in West Yorkshire taken from Ward Bank Road in Holmfirth. This dramatic and arresting artwork captures both the wildness and beauty of this exceptional landscape. Dry stone walls divide the steep hills into sprawling fields and you can almost feel the cold wind even though it is a spring day (it's always cold in Yorkshire!)

Panoramic view on a cold spring day on Ward's Bank, Holmfirth, West Yorkshire

Panoramic view of the Holme Valley in West Yorkshire taken from Ward Bank Road in Holmfirth. This dramatic and arresting artwork captures both the wildness and beauty of this exceptional landscape. Dry stone walls divide the steep hills into sprawling fields and you can almost feel the cold wind even though it is a spring day (it's always cold in Yorkshire!)

Twilight in the Holme Valley, West Yorkshire, England.

An abstract depiction of the beautiful colours in the endless Yorkshire skies at day's end. The artist was a frequent visitor to this stunning part of the world during his childhood as his maternal grandparents lived for 50 years in the small town of Holmfirth (the setting for 'Last of the Summer Wine') This piece captures some of the artist's affection for this beautiful scene and the nostalgia he feels for his - long departed - grandparents.

Twilight in the Holme Valley, West Yorkshire, England.

An abstract depiction of the beautiful colours in the endless Yorkshire skies at day's end. The artist was a frequent visitor to this stunning part of the world during his childhood as his maternal grandparents lived for 50 years in the small town of Holmfirth (the setting for 'Last of the Summer Wine') This piece captures some of the artist's affection for this beautiful scene and the nostalgia he feels for his - long departed - grandparents.

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