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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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Bamburgh (In the Footsteps of Turner)
‘Bamburgh’ oil on canvas 100cm x 100cm The beach to the north of Bamburgh castle has to be one of England’s best kept secrets – a huge stretch of fine sands and…
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Sound Of Mull
It has been a busy and productive week in the studio at Norton Conyers; several paintings have been started and several more have come to completion. The largest of these is the…
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Students’ Work
Great advances and some fine work by my students at Norton Conyers Studio this week; here’s a random selection. Well done everybody.
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Winter Willows, Nunwick
New for the River Ure Project the graphite study and Oil on canvas
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Reminder:
The new season of classes begin on Wed 25th Jan, don’t forget to email or telephone to confirm your place.
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Richmond Castle (In the Footsteps of Turner)
‘Richmond Castle from the North’, Ink on sketchbook page
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Rain Hushes River (In the Footsteps of Turner)
‘Rain Hushes River, Hackfall’, mixed media on sketchbook page 26cm x 17cm Hackfall is at the Masham end of the village of Grewelthorpe in North Yorkshire. The landscape that can be seen…
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