Art For Sale
This atmospheric painting of Eilean Donan Castle captures the rugged romance of the Highlands through rich, earthen tones and soft, diffused light. The castle emerges from a tapestry of ochres, deep reds, and umbers, its weathered walls blending into the autumnal shoreline as if carved from the land itself. Reflections shimmer in the still water below, broken into expressive, textured strokes that suggest movement and memory rather than strict realism. Misty hills fade gently into the background, giving the scene a sense of solitude and timelessness, while the layered brushwork evokes both the resilience of the fortress and the ever-changing Scottish landscape that surrounds it.
Size excluding frame – 37cm W x 27cm H
Medium – Acrylic on Art Card
Price ex-delivery and frame – £250
“Bus Stop” evokes the restless pulse of an urban moment suspended in time, its abstract forms and layered textures suggesting the fleeting presence of a waiting crowd, the rumble of an approaching bus, and the glow of streetlights refracted through rain-soaked air. Streaks of earthy reds, ochres, and deep greens sweep across the canvas, creating a sense of motion and memory colliding—like impressions gathered at the edge of consciousness. Vertical strokes hint at a shelter or lamppost, while blocks of vibrant colour dissolve into one another, blurring the line between structure and atmosphere. The result is a moody, dynamic scene that feels both familiar and dreamlike, inviting the viewer into the quiet anticipation that lives within every bus stop.
Size excluding frame – 40cm W x 56cm H
Medium – Acrylic on Art Card
Price ex-delivery and frame – £300
The painting ‘Fishing Boats’ is a compelling abstract expressionist seascape that relies on layered, energetic, horizontal brushstrokes to convey the atmosphere of a busy marine scene. The composition is defined by a cool color palette of greys, slate blues, and cream, suggesting a vast, turbulent sea and sky at dawn or dusk. These serene, watery tones are sharply contrasted by bold, luminous dashes of deep rust, fiery orange, and intense yellow. Guided by the title, the viewer interprets these warm streaks not as abstract accidents, but as the reflected lights or distant forms of working fishing vessels, lending a powerful sense of human industry and warmth to the otherwise cool and atmospheric landscape.
Size excluding frame – 49cm W x 53cm H
Medium – Acrylic on Art Card
Price ex-delivery and frame – £300
“Post-It”
This painting is a striking example of Geometric Abstraction, featuring a dynamic, layered composition of rectangular and square forms that shift between precise edges and impasto texture. The palette juxtaposes bold, high-chroma colors—such as a vibrant red-orange and strong blue—with deeper accents of teal and dark green, and cooler, neutral shades of gray and white. The forms are interlocked and stacked, creating a sense of shallow architectural depth and structure, with certain blocks, notably the metallic silver and textured ochre, exhibiting mixed media characteristics that give the work a tactile quality and visual energy, echoing the principles of Constructivism and post-World War I European modernism.
Size excluding frame – 39cm W x 53cm H
Medium – Acrylic on Art Card
Price ex-delivery and frame – £300
“Impossible Perspective” is a minimalist study in tension and balance, set against a brooding, atmospheric backdrop of richly textured gray. The background, applied with visible impasto and sweeping brushstrokes, creates a sense of deep, swirling space, reminiscent of a turbulent sky or concrete wall. Emerging from this tonal field is a stark, central intersection formed by a vertical black monolith and two intersecting diagonal lines—one an assertive, narrow stroke of vibrant red, the other a crisp, angled plane of pure white. The composition is a sharp act of De Stijl or Constructivistsubtraction, where only essential lines and primary/non-colors remain. The precision of the geometric lines contrasts dramatically with the organic, expressive chaos of the gray field, giving the static design a dynamic, physically impossible and almost precarious feel, as if the entire structure is momentarily suspended in the painted atmosphere.
Size excluding frame – 80cm W x 80cm H
Medium – Acrylic on box canvas
Price ex-delivery – £350
This painting “Inferno” is an immersive, visceral exploration of color and emotion, dominated entirely by a rich, deeply modulated field of red. The surface is a testament to gestural painting, featuring broad, visible brushstrokes and thick layers of impasto that create a dramatic sense of depth and atmospheric complexity, rather than defined forms. The hue shifts dynamically across the canvas, ranging from glowing vermilion and vibrant scarlet in the center to deeper, shadowy pockets of maroon and nearly black crimson in the corners. This technique results in a canvas that is both turbulent and enveloping, suggesting abstract landscapes of intense feeling, heat, or perhaps the dark recesses of the subconscious, making it a powerful example of Abstract Expressionism or Color Field painting.
Size excluding frame – 60cm W x 91cm H
Medium – Acrylic on deep box canvas
Price ex-delivery – £350
The painting “CRANES ROOSTING OVER WATERLOO” presents a stark and dramatic urban atmosphere, capturing the imposing verticality of several tower cranes against a heavily clouded sky. The limited palette of predominantly greys, blacks, and murky whites instills a sense of industrial grandeur and slightly foreboding power, suggesting a major construction site on a cool, overcast day. The massive, lattice-like structures of the cranes dominate the view, seeming to converge and loom over a darker building below, creating a feeling of immense scale and ambitious human endeavor. A single, small dash of intense red—provides the only vibrant contrast, drawing the eye and emphasizing the height and delicate balance of the heavy machinery against the atmospheric gloom.
Size excluding frame – 36cm W x 25cm H
Medium – Acrylic on Art Card
Price ex-delivery and frame – £250
This abstract painting, titled “Birth of the Elements,” presents a dynamic and cosmically resonant focal point against a textured, neutral gray background. At the center lies a stark white square enveloping a violent black void, which appears to explode outward, suggesting a moment of intense creation or a primal singularity. Radiating from this central explosion are thin, vibrant cylinders or rods of varying lengths and colors—including primary blue, orange, red, and several muted, darker tones, gold and silver leaf —which pierce the composition like vector lines. The contrast between the central chaos and the orderly, extending elements implies the formation of distinct, fundamental forces or elements from a tumultuous origin, captured in a striking blend of geometric precision and spontaneous energy.
Size excluding frame – 50cm W x 50cm H
Medium – Acrylic on deep box canvas
Price ex-delivery – £300
This watercolor of The Colosseum is a study in architectural ghosting, trading the vibrant chaos of Rome for a palette of ethereal, sun-bleached neutrals. Through a delicate balance of structured line work and fluid washes, the artist captures the monument not as a tourist landmark, but as a timeless relic dissolving into the light. The deep, atmospheric shadows within the lower arches provide a rhythmic weight that grounds the piece, while the upper tiers bleed softly into the sky, suggesting the fragility of ancient stone. By stripping away modern distractions and high-contrast color, the artist evokes a sense of serene permanence, inviting the viewer into a quiet, monochromatic meditation on history and endurance.
Size excluding frame – 30cm W x 42cm H
Medium – Acrylic
Price ex-delivery and frame – £300