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'Hall of Kings. Alhambra Palace, Granada' 1996

oil on canvas  120cm x 150cm

Different Times, Different Places

'Poppyfield, Provence' 1995

oil on canvas  120cm x 180cm

Different Places, Different Times

'Aegean Landscape' 1995

oil on canvas  120cm x 120cm

'St John's Monastery, Patmos 1995

oil on canvas'  160cm x 160cm

'Anni on the Beach, Penang' 2016

oil on canvas  60cm x 60cm

'Tuscan Vines 2' 1995

oil on canvas  90cm x 120cm

'View from the Studio, Galloway' 1985

oil on canvas  150cm x 150cm

'Galloway Hills' 1985

oil on canvas   90cm x 120cm

'Tuscan Vines 1' 1995

oil on canvas  90cm x 120cm

'Armenian Street, Penang' 2017

oil on canvas   45cm x 60cm

'St Marc's Square, Venice' 1995

oil on canvas  90cm x 120cm

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'Big Sur, California' 1995

oil on canvas  120.x 90cm

A selection of paintings made at different times of different places. These are representational images that are evocative of my love of post-impressionist brush work.

'Galloway Rainbow, Scotland' 1985

oil on canvas  150cm x 150cm

'Glenn Gary Loch. Scotland' 1991 

oil on canvas   130cm x 120cm

'Storm over Skye' 1996

oil on canvas  60cm x 180cm

'Chinese Temple, Penang' 2017

oil on canvas  45cm x 60cm

I studied in art colleges at the end of the 1960s early 1970s and have taught art all my life. To that end, I have needed to embrace all art forms, two and three dimensional, lens-based media, conceptual, practical, serious and whimsical. But the last great masters of the nineteenth century and the early twentieth century are those that I admire most. Cezanne, Gauguin, Van Gogh and Matisse have been major influences upon my physical approach to painting. Of course alongside others, too many to name, both from the past and contemporary. 

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