This vibrant one off mono screen print has been created by Jean Farrell. Framed it measures 43x33cm (portrait).

Jean lives and works in Bath and studied at the Liverpool College of Art. Most recently gaining an MSc from Middlesex University in Consciousness Spirituality and Transpersonal Psychology. Her interest lies in looking at tensions between the inner psyche and outer physical world manifesting in line, texture and colour. Metal and wood sculptures shape the abstract space they inhabit, allowing the world around them to be seen with greater awareness.

She will be exhibiting her sculptures at The Museum of Bath at Work in the spring of 2021.

Instragram: @jeanfarrellart

These bird linocuts by James Nunn were inspired by the silence of the initial days of lockdown. As normal life slowed down the sound of birdsong became more prominent, which was both comforting and strange.

Limited edition of: 4 Measurements: 34cm high x 29cm wide

James Nunn is an artist and printmaker based in Bath. He is drawn to the natural world, principally as a way to explore drawing and mark making. He is informed by his love of storytelling and folklore, heavily influenced by his work as a book illustrator. Increasingly, his work aims to highlight the plight of diminishing species. James has sold work all over the world and exhibits his work regularly in Bath, London and numerous other galleries around the country.

An original oil painting by Ben Hughes. 24x24 inches.

Ben is a self taught landscape and portrait artist. Predominantly painting in oils, he’s exhibited widely across the South of England and is a member of the Bath Society of Artists.

His prizes include the Davison Award from the Royal Society of British Artists and the Best Emerging Artist Prize and Viewers Choice Award from the Royal West of England Academy.

Commissions welcome.

http://www.benhughesart.co.uk

This framed original oil painting by Ben Hughes is 12x10 inches not including the frame.

Ben is a self taught landscape and portrait artist. Predominantly painting in oils, he’s exhibited widely across the South of England and is a member of the Bath Society of Artists.

His prizes include the Davison Award from the Royal Society of British Artists and the Best Emerging Artist Prize and Viewers Choice Award from the Royal West of England Academy.

Commissions welcome.

http://www.benhughesart.co.uk

Stunning mounted and unframed 30x30 inches photographic print by Royal Photographer Joe Short. Joe is an award winning photographer based in Bath, shooting primarily weddings and events throughout Europe, Africa, the Caribbean, America, China and New Zealand. He has had the privilege of photographing two Royal Weddings including private coverage for The Duke & Duchess of Sussex at Windsor Castle. Joe has worked with celebrities and premium brands as well as providing photography to some of the world’s leading hotels.

http://www.joeshort.com

A striking framed photograph (12x8 inches) taken by Award Winning Photographer Joe Short of CONNIE HARDWICK, one of the RUH’s wonderful NHS workers wearing her full PPE kit that she has to wear whilst working in the hospital during this pandemic.

A quote from Connie:
“The last few months have only been made possible from the huge generosity from the local community with donated PPE, well being boxes and the patients wishing us well. It has been scary looking back, the unexpected of what may happen and how do we help prevent this unknown virus- something we have never encountered before. The sadness for the lives that have been taken and the families affected. However I have immense pride in how the healthcare community had banded together and united for this one cause. There is still work to be done but knowing a community is behind us we will beat this.“

Joe Short is an award winning photographer based in the UK, shooting primarily weddings and events throughout Europe, Africa, the Caribbean, America, China and New Zealand. He has had the privilege of photographing two Royal Weddings including private coverage for The Duke & Duchess of Sussex at Windsor Castle. Joe has worked with celebrities and premium brands as well as providing photography to some of the world’s leading hotels.
“People are the most important part of any occasion. Connection with those around us is paramount and recent events have reminded of us of this more than ever. My approach has always been to keep things light and relaxed with an eye for capturing unrepeatable moments as they happen.”

http://www.joeshort.com

A beautiful unframed print of an original acrylic painting by Bath artist David Ringsell.

Measurements: A2

The painting depicts a pool at the Roman Baths in cool shades of blue. A reminder of the historic healing properties of the Roman Baths.

The harmonious architecture of his home city Bath has inspired many recent paintings. He provides a contemporary take on classic architecture. These striking compositions are realistic but retain a painterly quality. Sometimes areas of the painting are left blank to emphasize the contrast between reality and it's representation. There's a craftsmen like attention to detail.

http://www.real-images.com

These bird linocuts by James Nunn were inspired by the silence of the initial days of lockdown. As normal life slowed down the sound of birdsong became more prominent, which was both comforting and strange.

Limited edition of: 3 Measurements: 34cm high x 29cm wide

James Nunn is an artist and printmaker based in Bath. He is drawn to the natural world, principally as a way to explore drawing and mark making. He is informed by his love of storytelling and folklore, heavily influenced by his work as a book illustrator. Increasingly, his work aims to highlight the plight of diminishing species. James has sold work all over the world and exhibits his work regularly in Bath, London and numerous other galleries around the country.

http://www.jamesnunn.co.uk

An original oil painting by Ben Hughes. 21 inches in diameter.

Ben is a self taught landscape and portrait artist. Predominantly painting in oils, he’s exhibited widely across the South of England and is a member of the Bath Society of Artists.

His prizes include the Davison Award from the Royal Society of British Artists and the Best Emerging Artist Prize and Viewers Choice Award from the Royal West of England Academy.

Commissions welcome.

http://www.benhughesart.co.uk

A beautiful mixed media piece by Artist Emma Philippa Maeve.

Measurements: 60x60cm

She is an independent art and design brand based in Bath and Bristol. Each design is inspired by the emotions and scenery around her making the most of being a flaneuse. Emma lives in Bath and studied at the Bath School of Art and Design during her Masters.

https://www.emmaphilippamaeve.com

A framed print by Ben Hughes (46cm wide by 56cm high).
Limited Edition print: 1 of 6

Ben is a self taught landscape and portrait artist. Predominantly painting in oils, he’s exhibited widely across the South of England and is a member of the Bath Society of Artists.

His prizes include the Davison Award from the Royal Society of British Artists and the Best Emerging Artist Prize and Viewers Choice Award from the Royal West of England Academy.

Commissions welcome.

http://www.benhughesart.co.uk

Stunning framed 12x12 inches photographic print by Royal Photographer Joe Short. Joe is an award winning photographer based in Bath, shooting primarily weddings and events throughout Europe, Africa, the Caribbean, America, China and New Zealand. He has had the privilege of photographing two Royal Weddings including private coverage for The Duke & Duchess of Sussex at Windsor Castle. Joe has worked with celebrities and premium brands as well as providing photography to some of the world’s leading hotels.

http://www.joeshort.com

An original oil painting by Ben Hughes. 24x24 inches

Ben is a self taught landscape and portrait artist. Predominantly painting in oils, he’s exhibited widely across the South of England and is a member of the Bath Society of Artists.

His prizes include the Davison Award from the Royal Society of British Artists and the Best Emerging Artist Prize and Viewers Choice Award from the Royal West of England Academy.

Commissions welcome.

http://www.benhughesart.co.uk

A beautiful framed original acrylic painting by Bath artist David Ringsell.

Measurements: 73cm x 55cm landscape

The painting shows the sunset reflected in the windows of a Georgian terrace on the London Road, Bath. The pen window adds an air of psychological mystery. Inspired by lockdown restlessness.

The harmonious architecture of his home city Bath has inspired many recent paintings. He provides a contemporary take on classic architecture. These striking compositions are realistic but retain a painterly quality. Sometimes areas of the painting are left blank to emphasize the contrast between reality and it's representation. There's a craftsmen like attention to detail.

http://www.real-images.com

This beautiful framed oil painting is by Bath artist Mary Ffield. Measurements are: 60cm x 42cm.

Mary is a talented Bath based artist and has enjoyed painting for many years. She particularly likes to paint people and loves colour. She’s more experienced using watercolour and acrylic but she’s falling in love with the feel of oil paint.

During Lockdown she was busy making protective visors and colourful scrubs for the wonderful staff at Bath's Royal United Hospital.

A stunning original mixed media painting by Robin Eckardt depicting London at dusk. It measures 72 inches x 48 inches and was painted in 2007.

This painting has been very kindly donated by Paula Church and 100% of the sale of this painting will go to the Forever Friends Appeal.

Beautiful framed 55x44cm print by talented photographer and artist Jason Dorley-Brown.

Jason’s ‘eye’ has developed from working with photographers and artists as a photographic printer and producer. He describes his work as having a photographic genesis before being manipulated with the use of modern image software.

Much of his work has a ‘pop art’ feel and his love of strong colour, symmetry and contrast makes his work distinctive.

http://www.jasondorleybrown.com

This vibrant one off mono screen print has been created by Jean Farrell. Framed it measures 43x33cm (portrait).

Jean lives and works in Bath and studied at the Liverpool College of Art. Most recently gaining an MSc from Middlesex University in Consciousness Spirituality and Transpersonal Psychology. Her interest lies in looking at tensions between the inner psyche and outer physical world manifesting in line, texture and colour. Metal and wood sculptures shape the abstract space they inhabit, allowing the world around them to be seen with greater awareness.

She will be exhibiting her sculptures at The Museum of Bath at Work in the spring of 2021.

Instragram: @jeanfarrellart

This vibrant one off mono screen print has been created by Jean Farrell. Framed it measures 43x33cm (portrait).

Jean lives and works in Bath and studied at the Liverpool College of Art. Most recently gaining an MSc from Middlesex University in Consciousness Spirituality and Transpersonal Psychology. Her interest lies in looking at tensions between the inner psyche and outer physical world manifesting in line, texture and colour. Metal and wood sculptures shape the abstract space they inhabit, allowing the world around them to be seen with greater awareness.

She will be exhibiting her sculptures at The Museum of Bath at Work in the spring of 2021.

Instragram: @jeanfarrellart

A stunning framed oil painting depicting an area of Bath by Peter Brown, an award winning artist, more affectionately known as Pete the Street - a nickname he earned from his habit of working from life initially on the streets of Bath in the mid 90’s and now around the world.
Trained in Bath and Manchester he is keen only to work from life doing what he calls “see and put’.

http://www.peterbrownneac.com

A stunning framed photograph (12x8 inches) taken by Award Winning Photographer Joe Short of RUH CONSULTANT Serryth Colbert, the RUH’s Oral and Maxillofacia surgeon wearing his full surgical PPE kit that he has to wear whilst working in the hospital during this pandemic.

A quote from Serryth:
“The one thing that helped me stay calm and to continue the fight against COVID 19 was the support I received from my friends. I received donations of PPE and food from family and friends all the through COVID. Every day they allowed me to understand thay I am there for them, and they are there for me - fightin to keep eachother safe.”

Joe Short is an award winning photographer based in the UK, shooting primarily weddings and events throughout Europe, Africa, the Caribbean, America, China and New Zealand. He has had the privilege of photographing two Royal Weddings including private coverage for The Duke & Duchess of Sussex at Windsor Castle. Joe has worked with celebrities and premium brands as well as providing photography to some of the world’s leading hotels.
“People are the most important part of any occasion. Connection with those around us is paramount and recent events have reminded of us of this more than ever. My approach has always been to keep things light and relaxed with an eye for capturing unrepeatable moments as they happen.”

http://www.joeshort.com

12x8” photographic print on photo rag in 16x12” mount

About the artist …
Joe Short is an award winning photographer based in the UK, shooting primarily weddings and events throughout Europe, Africa, the Caribbean, America, China and New Zealand. He has had the privilege of photographing two Royal Weddings including private coverage for The Duke & Duchess of Sussex at Windsor Castle. Joe has worked with celebrities and premium brands as well as providing photography to some of the world’s leading hotels.

http://www.joeshort.com

A striking framed photograph (12x8 inches) taken by Award Winning Photographer Joe Short of RUM CHALAL, one of the RUH’s wonderful NHS workers wearing her full PPE kit that she has to wear whilst working in the hospital during this pandemic.

A quote from Rum:
“It has been incredible to see the true meaning of community spirit - meals from restaurants, homemade masks and scrubs, even blue lights lighting up houses. At times it was scary going into work not knowing what you would be dealing with and wearing PPE all day in the heat was tough. The support of colleagues, friends and family made it possible though and it will be a time I will look back on with mixed emotions - sadness for all the lives lost but also pride in the way our community helped each other in our time of need.”

Joe Short is an award winning photographer based in the UK, shooting primarily weddings and events throughout Europe, Africa, the Caribbean, America, China and New Zealand. He has had the privilege of photographing two Royal Weddings including private coverage for The Duke & Duchess of Sussex at Windsor Castle. Joe has worked with celebrities and premium brands as well as providing photography to some of the world’s leading hotels.
“People are the most important part of any occasion. Connection with those around us is paramount and recent events have reminded of us of this more than ever. My approach has always been to keep things light and relaxed with an eye for capturing unrepeatable moments as they happen.”

http://www.joeshort.com

This vibrant one off mono screen print has been created by Jean Farrell. Framed it measures 43x33cm (portrait).

Jean lives and works in Bath and studied at the Liverpool College of Art. Most recently gaining an MSc from Middlesex University in Consciousness Spirituality and Transpersonal Psychology. Her interest lies in looking at tensions between the inner psyche and outer physical world manifesting in line, texture and colour. Metal and wood sculptures shape the abstract space they inhabit, allowing the world around them to be seen with greater awareness.

She will be exhibiting her sculptures at The Museum of Bath at Work in the spring of 2021.

Instragram: @jeanfarrellart

This beautiful oil painting by Bath artist Jane Riley depicts Bath Abbey before Lockdown. Jane lives in Batheaston and loves painting local scenes, town and countryside. She paints mostly in oils and captures atmosphere and the mood of the moment. She also paints portraits of people and animals. She’s won numerous prizes for her artwork including prizes in the Bath Art Prize Exhibition and the Bristol Art Prize. She’s also been featured in the Leisure Painter Art Magazine several times.

http://www.janerileyart.co.uk

These bird linocuts by James Nunn were inspired by the silence of the initial days of lockdown. As normal life slowed down the sound of birdsong became more prominent, which was both comforting and strange.

Limited Edition of: 4

James Nunn is an artist and printmaker based in Bath. He is drawn to the natural world, principally as a way to explore drawing and mark making. He is informed by his love of storytelling and folklore, heavily influenced by his work as a book illustrator. Increasingly, his work aims to highlight the plight of diminishing species. James has sold work all over the world and exhibits his work regularly in Bath, London and numerous other galleries around the country.

http://www.jamesnunn.co.uk

These bird linocuts by James Nunn were inspired by the silence of the initial days of lockdown. As normal life slowed down the sound of birdsong became more prominent, which was both comforting and strange.

Limited edition of: 10
James Nunn is an artist and printmaker based in Bath. He is drawn to the natural world, principally as a way to explore drawing and mark making. He is informed by his love of storytelling and folklore, heavily influenced by his work as a book illustrator. Increasingly, his work aims to highlight the plight of diminishing species. James has sold work all over the world and exhibits his work regularly in Bath, London and numerous other galleries around the country.

http://www.jamesnunn.co.uk

This beautiful framed original ink and pencil illustration by Sarah Hawkins measures 42.5 x 52.5 cm. Sarah is a Bath based illustrator and graphic designer with a belief that we are all created to create. With a passion for line and detail, Sarah enjoys a hand rendered approach to her illustrations and primarily specialises in continuous line drawings, a technique in drawing she finds exciting to explore.
Sarah believes that inspiration can be found everywhere however she has a particular appreciation in architecture, people, music and photography.

http://www.sarahhawkins.co.uk

This beautiful calming piece is made from silk and handmade paper and created by Jean Farrell. 144cm long by 73cm wide.

Jean lives and works in Bath and studied at the Liverpool College of Art. Most recently gaining an MSc from Middlesex University in Consciousness Spirituality and Transpersonal Psychology. Her interest lies in looking at tensions between the inner psyche and outer physical world manifesting in line, texture and colour. Metal and wood sculptures shape the abstract space they inhabit, allowing the world around them to be seen with greater awareness.

She will be exhibiting her sculptures at The Museum of Bath at Work in the spring of 2021.

Instragram: @jeanfarrellart

This vibrant one off mono screen print has been created by Jean Farrell. Framed it measures 43x33cm (portrait).

Jean lives and works in Bath and studied at the Liverpool College of Art. Most recently gaining an MSc from Middlesex University in Consciousness Spirituality and Transpersonal Psychology. Her interest lies in looking at tensions between the inner psyche and outer physical world manifesting in line, texture and colour. Metal and wood sculptures shape the abstract space they inhabit, allowing the world around them to be seen with greater awareness.

She will be exhibiting her sculptures at The Museum of Bath at Work in the spring of 2021.

Instragram: @jeanfarrellart

These bird linocuts by James Nunn were inspired by the silence of the initial days of lockdown. As normal life slowed down the sound of birdsong became more prominent, which was both comforting and strange.

Limited edition of: 3 Measurement: 28cm high x 28cm wide

James Nunn is an artist and printmaker based in Bath. He is drawn to the natural world, principally as a way to explore drawing and mark making. He is informed by his love of storytelling and folklore, heavily influenced by his work as a book illustrator. Increasingly, his work aims to highlight the plight of diminishing species. James has sold work all over the world and exhibits his work regularly in Bath, London and numerous other galleries around the country.

http://www.jamesnunn.co.uk

These bird linocuts by James Nunn were inspired by the silence of the initial days of lockdown. As normal life slowed down the sound of birdsong became more prominent, which was both comforting and strange.

Limited Edition of: 10

James Nunn is an artist and printmaker based in Bath. He is drawn to the natural world, principally as a way to explore drawing and mark making. He is informed by his love of storytelling and folklore, heavily influenced by his work as a book illustrator. Increasingly, his work aims to highlight the plight of diminishing species. James has sold work all over the world and exhibits his work regularly in Bath, London and numerous other galleries around the country.

http://www.jamesnunn.co.uk

Bath based artist Rob Highton's painting ‘Hope’ is drawn from the statue of the Angel of Peace in Parade Gardens, Bath. This bronze statue holds in one hand an olive branch, the symbol of peace, and in the other an orb, the emblem of sovereignty and global cooperation.

A bit about the painting from Rob, the artist ...

"Our doctors and nurses have dealt so valiantly with the unexpected enemy of an unknown virus, risking their lives each day. The verdigrises’ is the angel and in my painting, particularly on the face, takes on an expression of time worn tears, emotional documents of those who looked after them and saw them leaving. The blues and greens in the painting reference the medical garments and PPE that have become so familiar.

Florence Nightingale, the pioneer of modern nursing, once said “Were there none who were discontented with what they have, the world would never reach anything better.” This sentiment, shown in gold at the base of the work, perfectly illustrates how positive action in adversity always gives hope for the future, and how we do have an amazing ability to reinvent and recharge and restructure the way we live when the stakes are high to protect each other and our future."

About the artist:

Rob has always specialised in figurative artwork in traditional artist’s media and over a period of 10 years he’s produced a series of action portraits of sports people in acrylic and oils as commercial prints for the collector’s market. In recent year’s Rob’s work has continued to be strongly informed by his painting, but now draws heavily on photographic images, grainy background textures and layered digital imagery. Still wedded to the figurative, his latest ‘storytelling’ prints use rich colours that push his compositions towards the abstract. His artwork can be produces as Giclée prints and as printed canvases.

http://www.robhightonart.com

These bird linocuts by James Nunn were inspired by the silence of the initial days of lockdown. As normal life slowed down the sound of birdsong became more prominent, which was both comforting and strange.

Limited edition of: 10 Measurements: 29cm across x 24cm high

James Nunn is an artist and printmaker based in Bath. He is drawn to the natural world, principally as a way to explore drawing and mark making. He is informed by his love of storytelling and folklore, heavily influenced by his work as a book illustrator. Increasingly, his work aims to highlight the plight of diminishing species. James has sold work all over the world and exhibits his work regularly in Bath, London and numerous other galleries around the country.

http://www.jamesnunn.co.uk

A striking framed photograph (12x8 inches) taken by Award Winning Photographer Joe Short of ALICE CAMERON, one of the RUH’s wonderful NHS workers wearing her full PPE kit that she has to wear whilst working in the hospital during this pandemic.

A quote from Alice:
“Through such difficult times, people in lockdown made PPE because they wanted to take care of us, this enabled us to safely take care of our patients. I saw rainbows painted on windows and pavements as I walked to work; the kindness and support shown by our community was remarkable and humbling, and I am incredibly grateful.”

Joe Short is an award winning photographer based in the UK, shooting primarily weddings and events throughout Europe, Africa, the Caribbean, America, China and New Zealand. He has had the privilege of photographing two Royal Weddings including private coverage for The Duke & Duchess of Sussex at Windsor Castle. Joe has worked with celebrities and premium brands as well as providing photography to some of the world’s leading hotels.
“People are the most important part of any occasion. Connection with those around us is paramount and recent events have reminded of us of this more than ever. My approach has always been to keep things light and relaxed with an eye for capturing unrepeatable moments as they happen.”

http://www.joeshort.com

A stunning unframed print of an acrylic painting by Bath artist David Ringsell.

Measurements: A2

This print is a custom giclee print showing the view of the back of Pulteney Bridge. Detail shows the peeling paint and stained paintwork. The darker side of Bath artchitecture has always interested the artist.

The harmonious architecture of his home city Bath has inspired many recent paintings. He provides a contemporary take on classic architecture. These striking compositions are realistic but retain a painterly quality. Sometimes areas of the painting are left blank to emphasize the contrast between reality and it's representation. There's a craftsmen like attention to detail.

http://www.real-images.com

This vibrant one off mono screen print has been created by Jean Farrell. Framed it measures 43x33cm (portrait).

Jean lives and works in Bath and studied at the Liverpool College of Art. Most recently gaining an MSc from Middlesex University in Consciousness Spirituality and Transpersonal Psychology. Her interest lies in looking at tensions between the inner psyche and outer physical world manifesting in line, texture and colour. Metal and wood sculptures shape the abstract space they inhabit, allowing the world around them to be seen with greater awareness.

She will be exhibiting her sculptures at The Museum of Bath at Work in the spring of 2021.

Instragram: @jeanfarrellart

This original acrylic pen and paint artwork is framed in a contemporary black frame and painted by David Ringsell. It measures 40cm across x 62cm high.

The harmonious architecture of his home city of Bath has inspired many of David’s recent paintings. He provides a contemporary take on classic architecture. These striking compositions are realistic but retain a painterly quality. Sometimes areas of the painting are left blank to emphasize the contrast between reality and it's representation. There's a craftsmen like attention to detail.

The steeple of St Swithin’s Church, Bath below the air balloon create a dramatic composition. I started painting this, by chance, just a lock-down started. The isolated elements echoed social distancing measures that had just been introduced. Taking a secluded balloon journey must be gloriously remote.

http://www.real-images.com

A stunning framed drone photograph of the Devon coast.
Measurements: 52cm wide by 42cm high.

Phil Cloak is a freelance photographer as well as a professional golfer. He specialises in coastal images and golf course photography using his complex drones to carry out stunning aerial commissions.

http://www.philcloakphotography.com

This beautiful oil painting by Bath artist Jane Riley depicts Bath Abbey during Lockdown. Jane lives in Batheaston and loves painting local scenes, town and countryside. She paints mostly in oils and captures atmosphere and the mood of the moment. She also paints portraits of people and animals. She’s won numerous prizes for her artwork including prizes in the Bath Art Prize Exhibition and the Bristol Art Prize. She’s also been featured in the Leisure Painter Art Magazine several times.

http://www.janerileyart.co.uk

A stunning framed drone photograph of the Devon coast.
Measurements: 52cm wide by 42cm high.

Phil Cloak is a freelance photographer as well as a professional golfer. He specialises in coastal images and golf course photography using his complex drones to carry out stunning aerial commissions.

http://www.philcloakphotography.com

This stunning framed image taken by a drone is 93cm wide by 63cm high.

Phil Cloak is a Bath based freelance photographer as well as a professional golfer. He specialises in coastal images and golf course photography using his complex drones to carry out stunning aerial commissions.

http://www.philcloakphotography.com

A stunning framed drone photograph taken of the Devon coastline by Phil Cloak. Measurements: 93cm wide x 63cm high.

Phil is a freelance photographer as well as a professional golfer. He specialises in coastal images and golf course photography using his complex drones to carry out stunning aerial commissions.

http://www.philcloakphotography.com

These bird linocuts by James Nunn were inspired by the silence of the initial days of lockdown. As normal life slowed down the sound of birdsong became more prominent, which was both comforting and strange.

Limited Edition of: 10 Measurements: 43cm wide x 34cm high

James Nunn is an artist and printmaker based in Bath. He is drawn to the natural world, principally as a way to explore drawing and mark making. He is informed by his love of storytelling and folklore, heavily influenced by his work as a book illustrator. Increasingly, his work aims to highlight the plight of diminishing species. James has sold work all over the world and exhibits his work regularly in Bath, London and numerous other galleries around the country.

http://www.jamesnunn.co.uk

This picture depicts Bath's beautiful North Parade. A stunning framed oil painting by Peter Brown, an award winning artist, more affectionately known as Pete the Street - a nickname he earned from his habit of working from life initially on the streets of Bath in the mid 90’s and now around the world.
Trained in Bath and Manchester he is keen only to work from life doing what he calls “see and put’.

“I remember painting this on a rare bright sunny autumn day. I had a banging headache but could not resist the last autumn leaves back lit and glowing in the low sun.”

http://www.peterbrownneac.com

This original painting in a contemporary black frame is by David Ringsell. It measures 33cm across x 43cm high.

A side street close to Abbey Green caught at sunset. The empty Georgian terraces create a dramatic composition.

The harmonious architecture of his home city of Bath has inspired many of David’s recent paintings. He provides a contemporary take on classic architecture. These striking compositions are realistic but retain a painterly quality. Sometimes areas of the painting are left blank to emphasize the contrast between reality and it's representation. There's a craftsmen like attention to detail.

http://www.real-images.com