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Mike Weeden - Vows

£485.00 £105.00

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Painting: Mixed Media on Paper
​Frame measures: H 67.5cm x L 51cm (H 26.6in x L 20in)
​Art Measures: H 48.5cm x L 33cm (H 19.1in x L 13in)
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Fred Segal - Alone in the Big City

£120.00 £85.00
Fred Segal was born in 1936 in london and spent his youth in Ireland and Oxford. He comes from a family of professional artists and studied art in the canary islands where he held many exhibitions. He has exhibited work with Christies Contemporary Art, and was a front page artist for German Literary magaizine Lesart for four years. Work has been shown at the Hampstead Summer Exhibitions as well as featuring all over the world as comissions and magazine atricles.

​Painting: Acrylic and Gouache
​Frame measures: H 34cm x W 30cm (H 13.4in x 11.8in)
​Art Measures: H 19.5cm x W 14.5cm (7.7in x 5.7in)
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Angela Munslow - Portrait of a Young Woman

£85.00 £55.00
​Angela Munslow is an accomplished Sculptor and Painter. Since finishing studies in figurative sculpture in 1992 she has been a professional artist, working on commissions, public and garden sculpture, work for interior design and galleries, portraiture, giftware, trophies and reliefs. Exhibiting widely in the UK, her work can also be found in private collections in Europe and Worldwide.

​Painting: Oil on Board
​​Frame Measures: H 36.5cm x L 30cm (H 13.4in x L 11.8in)
Art Measures: H 25.5cm x L 19cm (H 10in x L 7.5in)
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Peter Bibby - Tree in the Dark - SOLD

£140.00 £120.00

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Biography Not Available.
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Painting: Oil on Canvas
​​Frame Measures: H 54cm x L 46.5cm (H 21.2in x L 18.3in)
Art Measures: H 52.5cm x l 45cm (H 20.7in x L 17.7in)
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Valerie Wright - Macrocosm

£100.00 £80.00
Born in Manchester, Valerie has spent much of her life living in the South of England. Despite living in the South, Valerie has always been fond of the North, and in 1984, she moved from her home in Kent to live and work in Lymm. She studied art as part of her B. Ed degree, and this rekindled an early interest in painting and she now works full time as a painter and teacher.
​She is a member of the Society of Botanical Artists and the Society of Women Artists, and she regularly exhibits works in the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours.

​Painting: Watercolour on Paper
​Frame Measures: H 28cm x L 28cm (H 11in x L 11in)
​Painting Measures: H 14cm x L 14cm (H 6.7in x 6.7in)
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Valerie Wright - Blue Hydrangea - SOLD

£100.00 £80.00

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Born in Manchester, Valerie has spent much of her life living in the South of England. Despite living in the South, Valerie has always been fond of the North, and in 1984, she moved from her home in Kent to live and work in Lymm. She studied art as part of her B. Ed degree, and this rekindled an early interest in painting and she now works full time as a painter and teacher.
​She is a member of the Society of Botanical Artists and the Society of Women Artists, and she regularly exhibits works in the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours.

​Painting: Watercolour on Paper
​Frame Measures: H 28cm x L 28cm (H 11cm x L 11cm)
​Painting Measures: H 14cm x L 14cm (H 5.5in x L 5.5in)
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Valerie Wright - Old Water Pump, Provence

£100.00 £60.00
Born in Manchester, Valerie has spent much of her life living in the South of England. Despite living in the South, Valerie has always been fond of the North, and in 1984, she moved from her home in Kent to live and work in Lymm. She studied art as part of her B. Ed degree, and this rekindled an early interest in painting and she now works full time as a painter and teacher.
​She is a member of the Society of Botanical Artists and the Society of Women Artists, and she regularly exhibits works in the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours.

​Painting: Watercolour on Paper
​Frame Measures: H 51cm x L 41cm (H 20in x L 16.1in)
​Painting Measures: H 32cm x L 24cm (H12.6in x 9.4in)
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Valerie Wright - Late Autumn, Lake Windemere

£140.00 £90.00
Born in Manchester, Valerie has spent much of her life living in the South of England. Despite living in the South, Valerie has always been fond of the North, and in 1984, she moved from her home in Kent to live and work in Lymm. She studied art as part of her B. Ed degree, and this rekindled an early interest in painting and she now works full time as a painter and teacher.
​She is a member of the Society of Botanical Artists and the Society of Women Artists, and she regularly exhibits works in the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours.

​Painting: Watercolour on Paper
​Frame Measures: H 51cm x L 41cm (H 20in x L 16.1in)
​Painting Measures: H 32cm x L 24cm (H12.6in x 9.4in)
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SOLD - Bohuslav Barlow - The Encampment

£480.00

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Bohuslav Barlow was born as Bohuslav Klos in Bruntal, a small peasant township in Upper Moravia, Czechoslovakia, in 1947.


Bohuslav's family fled Czechoslovakia while he was a baby as The Iron Curtain descended; for Furstenfeldbruk near Munich. Soon after this his mother moved to England to obtain work, leaving Bohuslav in the care of his grandparents. While spending his early years in Bavaria he gained two prevailing memories. The first of which was looking up at the high baroque ceiling in Furstenfeldbruk Church while singing the Catholic chants, and admiring the glorious angels and fat-bottomed putti as they swirled around in a complex design of whites and golds. The second memory was of his home in late summer, aflame with poppies and with a distant view of the Bavarian Alps far beyond. Although his first memory is of Catholic imagery you will not find any in his mature work unlike flowers from his second memory which is recurring even in his most recent pictures.


At 8 years old, Bohuslav was summoned to England to his mother and stepfather (from whom he took the surname Barlow) in Blackpool. Understandably, it took time to adjust and settle in England; which was made worse by the suspicion in which people from Germany were regarded so soon after the end of WWII. But it was during Bohuslav's early years in England that he began to express himself through art. His first picture was a view of the famous Blackpool Tower. He then progressed to copying film posters and gradually moved onto better things; which were often linked to an imaginary world that he told his step siblings stories about.

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The discovery of his profession as an artist was slow and torturous; due to his family's extreme poverty, Bohuslav's early pictures were done in pencil and coloured crayons on cheap paper.


When he reached Manchester School of Art it gave him the opportunity to use oil paints for the first time. From here, he then went onto the Central School of Art in London in the grip of hard edge abstractionism; which was contrary to his own instincts. He taught for one term in London and from then on decided to live as a full time professional artist which he has done ever since.


Medium: Oil on Board

Frame Measures: H 71.5cm x L 81.5cm ( H 28.1n x L 32.1in )

Art Measures: H 48.5cm X L 59cm ( H 19.1in x L 23.2in ) 

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SOLD - Bohuslav Barlow - Desert Gamer

£560.00

Bohuslav Barlow was born as Bohuslav Klos in Bruntal, a small peasant township in Upper Moravia, Czechoslovakia, in 1947.


Bohuslav's family fled Czechoslovakia while he was a baby as The Iron Curtain descended; for Furstenfeldbruk near Munich. Soon after this his mother moved to England to obtain work, leaving Bohuslav in the care of his grandparents. While spending his early years in Bavaria he gained two prevailing memories. The first of which was looking up at the high baroque ceiling in Furstenfeldbruk Church while singing the Catholic chants, and admiring the glorious angels and fat-bottomed putti as they swirled around in a complex design of whites and golds. The second memory was of his home in late summer, aflame with poppies and with a distant view of the Bavarian Alps far beyond. Although his first memory is of Catholic imagery you will not find any in his mature work unlike flowers from his second memory which is recurring even in his most recent pictures.


At 8 years old, Bohuslav was summoned to England to his mother and stepfather (from whom he took the surname Barlow) in Blackpool. Understandably, it took time to adjust and settle in England; which was made worse by the suspicion in which people from Germany were regarded so soon after the end of WWII. But it was during Bohuslav's early years in England that he began to express himself through art. His first picture was a view of the famous Blackpool Tower. He then progressed to copying film posters and gradually moved onto better things; which were often linked to an imaginary world that he told his step siblings stories about.

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The discovery of his profession as an artist was slow and torturous; due to his family's extreme poverty, Bohuslav's early pictures were done in pencil and coloured crayons on cheap paper.


When he reached Manchester School of Art it gave him the opportunity to use oil paints for the first time. From here, he then went onto the Central School of Art in London in the grip of hard edge abstractionism; which was contrary to his own instincts. He taught for one term in London and from then on decided to live as a full time professional artist which he has done ever since.


Medium: Oil on Canvas

Frame Measures: H 93.5cm x L 109cm ( H 36.8n x L 43in )

Art Measures: H 74.5cm X L 90cm ( H 29.3in x L 35.4in ) 

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James Orrock - Hampton Lucy, Wawrickhire *SOLD*

£500.00 £222.00

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In 1866, James moved to London to become a professional painter, settling in Bloomsbury, living at 17 Brunswick Square (1867), 6 Bedford Place (1868) and then 43 Bloomsbury Square (by 1872). In 1870, he took lessons from William Leighton Leitch who, in the following year, proposed him as an associate of the Institute of Painters in Water Colours. Four years later, in 1875, he became a full member. Becoming active and influential in the affairs of the society, he was chiefly responsible for its new gallery, which opened in Piccadilly in 1883, for reconstituting the institute, and for gaining the royal charter in 1885. He was also elected to the membership of the Royal Institute of Painters in Oils in 1883. Specialising in producing watercolours in an early nineteenth-century manner, he possessed the gift to promote both the English watercolour tradition and his place within it through articles and lectures. He also evolved his passion for collecting into a secondary career as an art dealer, Lord Leverhulme becoming a particularly important client. From 1892, he lived at 48 Bedford Square, a fine Adam house that provided a suitable setting for these activities.
Late in his career, Orrock illustrated some books, most notably W S Crockett’s In the Border Country (1906) and two by W S Sparrow: Mary Queen of Scots (1906, with his friend, Sir James Linton) and Old England (1908).
His last years were spent at The Chestnuts, Shepperton-on-Thames, Middlesex, and he died there on 10 May 1913. His wife had died two years earlier.
His work is represented in numerous public collections, including the V&A; and the Lady Lever Art Gallery (Port Sunlight).


Painting: Watercolour on Paper
​Frame Measures: H 44.5cm x L 58cm (H 17.5in x L 22.8in)
​Art Measures: H 27cm x L 40.5cm (H 10.6in x L 15.9in)
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G. L. Tucker - Cottage aside a Waterfall

£55.00 £35.00
Biography Not Available.

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Painting: Watercolour on paper
​Frame Measures: H 39cm x L 57.5cm (H 15.4in x L 22.6in
​Art Measures: H 35cm x L 53cm (H 20.9in x L 13.8in
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