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Norham With Ina, Jens & Resa (In the Footsteps of Turner)
‘Norham With Ina, Jens & Resa’, oil on canvas 50cm x 40cm This is the first view of the castle David had as he drove into Norham village with the German film crew…
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Vistas Of Longing
As part of the ‘In The Footsteps Of Turner’ project, David Stead has been working on tv film called ‘Vistas of Longing – Painters and Their Landscapes’, with a film crew from…
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Birthday Present
A happy man with his wife’s birthday present direct from the studio today. Nice one David.
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More filming
Pressure’s on in the studio today as I’m filmed attempting to bring my latest painting to somewhere near completion. The documentary -film is by German tv production company Gebrueder-Beetz about JMW Turner…
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Filming Norham
I spent yesterday on the banks of the river Tweed making studies of Norham Castle for a German tv film about JMW Turner. In the morning we did some location shots and…
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Evening Cathedral, Ripon (In the Footsteps of Turner)
Acrylic & mixed media on canvas 59″ x 59″ Turner visited Ripon on his major expedition north in 1797 and again in 1816, on the latter occasion collecting subjects to illustrate Thomas…
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News Flash
David has been asked to collaborate with German film production company Gebrueder Beetz on a film about JMW Turner in the north of England. The film, part of a five part series,…
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‘Wind Against Tide, Dunstanburgh’ (In the Footsteps of Turner)
‘Wind Against Tide, Dunstanburgh’, oil on canvas 80cm x 80cm This is one of David’s favourite places to visit and to paint. Remote and beautiful, it has remained largely unchanged since Turner’s…
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Dunstanburgh (in the Footsteps of Turner)
‘Dunstanburgh’, acrylic on paper Dunstanburgh appears to have been one of Turner’s favourite subjects, painting it as he did many times and given its spectacular position this is hardly surprising. He painted it…
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Richmond Castle (In the Footsteps of Turner)
‘Richmond Castle’ oil on canvas 80cm x 80cm Turner visited Richmond on both his 1797 & 1816 tours of the north making studies on the spot which he later worked up into finished…
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