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  • The Privateer: an image of a tall ship in full sail

    The Privateer: A Sail through History (Original)

    £300.00
    “The Privateer’s Sail through History”: A watercolour voyage across time and tides, where sails billow against a backdrop of challenge and opportunity. This evocative painting pays homage to daring captains, intrepid crews, and the dual essence of maritime life—commerce and conflict. As you scrutinise the subtle brushstrokes, envision uncharted waters, storms weathered, and fortunes sought. Let this artwork serve as your portal—a gateway to unravel the rich tapestry of seafaring days gone by. 
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  • Painting of the Punch Bowl at the River Quoich

    The Punch Bowl on the River Quoich (Original)

    £300.00

    This watercolour invites you into the Punch Bowl’s hidden realm in Upper Deeside’s Caledonian Forest, where the River Quoich’s crystal waters carve ancient rock basins.

    Through vivid brushwork and contrasts of light and dark, the painting captures the wild energy, Scottish lore, and timeless beauty of this secluded Highland sanctuary.

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  • Tuscan Alleyway

    Tuscan Alleyway (Original)

    £300.00

    Tuscan Alleyway depicts a village view that is typical of the many little hamlets found in the countryside of Tuscany. Many of these villages date back to Roman times.

    The painting was originally drawn in pen and ink, but the addition of mild watercolours provides extra appeal.

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  • Victorian Mill Mooring on Thames

    Victorian Mill Mooring on Thames above Woolwich (Original)

    £300.00

    Victorian Mill Mooring pen and ink picture show sailing vessels at the Prospect of Whitby Inn on the Thames. Sir Hugh Willoughby sailed from here in 1553 in a disastrous attempt to discover the north-East Passage to China.

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  • Painting of a Village in Tuscany

    Village In Tuscany: A Watercolour Tribute (Original)

    £300.00

    This Village in Tuscany painting is a heartfelt tribute to the timeless charm of Tuscany, inspired by a 1970s holiday.

    Capturing the essence of Italian holiday memories, it showcases sharp contrasts of light and shadow, vibrant blues of the sky, and warm terracotta roof tiles.

    The scene invites viewers to reflect on the harmony between architecture and nature, embodying the essence of Italian watercolour art.

    It’s a nostalgic journey into Tuscany’s rich cultural and scenic heritage.

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  • Front of Rubislaw Church

    Watercolour of Rubislaw Church: Aberdeen (Original)

    £300.00

    This watercolour painting of Rubislaw Church captures the building as it appeared around 1883, shortly after the addition of its iconic Gothic spire in 1880.

    The sandstone structure, uncommon in granite-dominated Aberdeen, is depicted in rich tones of brown and sienna, showcasing its weathered beauty against a soft sky. The painting highlights the church’s architectural strength, from its intricate stone carvings to its tall spire, standing proudly amid its surroundings.

    This artwork is a personal tribute to the historic significance of Rubislaw Church, which has played an important role in both my life and the local community.

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  • Waterfall in Highlands

    Waterfall in Highlands (Original)

    £300.00

    Waterfall in highlands was a split second photograph simplified by withholding trees and bushes to open out the view. It produces and impressive painting.

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  • William Wallace statue in Aberdeen

    William Wallace Statue: Aberdeen (Original)

    £220.00

    A painting of William Wallace’s statue in Aberdeen

    This painting is a pen and ink drawing of the statue of William Wallace, the Scottish hero who fought for freedom from England in the Middle Ages. The statue, sculpted by William Grant Stevenson in 1888, stands on a pedestal with scenes from Wallace’s life and a quote from his speech.

    The painting uses light blue washes to create a sky background that contrasts with the dark bronze statue.

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  • Winter in a Scottish Glen (Original)

    Winter in a Scottish Glen (Original)

    £300.00

    Winter in a Scottish Glen is an enigma. The subject matter in this watercolour is taken from various sketches and have been compiled to show a typical winter snow scene.

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  • Seashore in Winter

    Winter Seashore (Original)

    £300.00

    Winter Seashore watercolour is my interpretation of a very old photograph of a shoreline along the coast with its sand fronting wide dunes behind.

    A satisfying result for me.

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  • Winter Tranquillity a painting showing a river in winter with snow on the riverbanks

    Winter Tranquillity (Original)

    £300.00

    Winter Tranquillity Watercolour captures a moment of solitude and personal reflection, inviting you to immerse yourself in the gentle flow of the stream.

    Warm hues transform the wintry landscape, untouched by human presence, the scene unfolds with deep snow, distant trees in subtle shadows, and a sky delicately painted with golden washes. 

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  • World Famous Ardnamuchan Lighthouse

    World Famous Ardnamurchan Lighthouse (Original)

    £300.00

    Ardnamurchan Lighthouse was designed by Alan Stevenson son of George Stevenson designer of many lighthouses around the UK. The structure was a worthy seascape for painting given its worldwide renoun.

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