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British Airways - Great Britons
I have been shortlisted for the British Airways Great Britons competition. Now I need people to vote for me! Voting closes on 24 June.
Added 15 June 2010.
Private commission - Iconic Cotswolds
Iconic Cotswolds is the latest in the series of Iconic Paintings. This private commission has a very different feel to the Cities: I have worked with Cotswold stone, tractors, animals and green fields. The countryside lanes — with their twisted perspectives that overlap diagrammatic pathways and steps — form spatial conundrums and visual puzzles similar to those in work by Samuel Palmer and MC Escher.
Added 21 February 2010.
'Iconic London' on sale at the Royal Albert Hall
High quality prints of the recent painting of 'Iconic London' are now on sale at
Added 23 November 2009.
Iconic Edinburgh
My latest private commission, Iconic Edinburgh, is finished. It can be previewed in the Gallery.
Added 14 November 2009.
Corinium Museum Exhibition - 10 October to 7 November
I will be exhibiting some of my latest work at the Corinium Museum in Cirencester, from the 10th October to the 7th of November. This show explores the iconic architecture of cities, including Venice, Bath, London, Edinburgh and a recent public commission of Cirencester. A number of workshops will run on the opening day.
More details are at the Museum Website.Iconic London
The 'IconicCities' Series of paintings include: Venice, Bath Spa, London, London-St Pauls and most recently, a commission of Edinburgh. 'Iconic London' has just been released as a high quality poster and is on sale in outlets such as The National Portrait Gallery, London.For further information please contact the publishers www.iconic-london.com
or www.senecioeditions.co.ukPrivate Commission: Cirencester Parish Church
The Parish Church is mid-way through a major restoration project. A recent painting has been commissioned, via the Parish Council, to reflect the importance of the Parish Church at the heart of the Town. It has been reproduced on hoardings around the Church.A replica of the canvas is currently on display in the Corinium Museum, Cirencester.


