Wandering along the Thames south bank, you will see many historic buildings, some over a century old. South Bank is now home to great national centres for art and culture, a vibrant and growing community and some of London’s finest achievements in architecture. When you come across the Globe Theatre, I will forgive you for […]
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GLOBE THEATRE – WORDLESS WEDNESDAY No details, just the Art. Browse Available London Paintings
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Admiralty Arch is a glorified barrier between two worlds. On this side: gentility, royalty, and palaces along the Mall overlook great St James Park. On the other end: buses, bustling tourists, shops, the National Gallery and Trafalgar Square fill the scene. You get the picture. Admiralty Arch Gateway As you step through the dark archways
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Manchester Map painting was a long time in coming to be. I’d created this painting called London Map in 2016 and always planned to work on a Manchester version, it just took me a while to gather the components and motivate myself to draw all those roads. Will there be more of other cities, very
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This painting had several titles. Turl Street Turn. Turl Street Tourists. Traveling Turl Street. Why would the image evoke alliterations? Perhaps it hints at the unsettled alliance between Oxford City’s regular and student residents. Turl Street Junction Standing here at the Turl and Market Street junction, a cyclist rounds the corner from Market Street. Turl
