Speke hall Bedroom

Speke Hall Bedroom

5.5 inch x 8 inch

Oil on canvas board

One of the bedrooms in the historic Speke Hall Tudor Manor, this study is painted in acrylic, varnished and ready to frame.

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Speke Hall Still Life.

21cm x 14cm, acrylic on board. Mounted original £90, acrylic print ready to hang £28 and mounted print £13. U.K postage included.

Speke Hall scullery painting.

21cm x 14cm, acrylic on canvas board

One of the paintings of the scullery items in Speke Hall, probably a few more to follow as the place is a treasure trove of the things we used to use. I like the way the room was left, almost as if the staff would return to use it at any time.

I have a still life in the show at Editions on Cook Street

Liverpool Open 2011

Liverpool Open Exhibition 2011 at Editions Gallery
Following on from the very successful 2009/2010 Liverpool Open Exhibition at Editions Gallery, Merseyside based artists and print makers are invited by Editions Ltd and LOACA.ART to submit work for the 2011 Liverpool Open Exhibition.
The exhibition will run from the 7 April (Private View) to the 7 May in Editions Gallery, Cook Street, Liverpool.

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Speke Hall scullery

I was out at Speke Hall today for a couple of hours and left alone to explore the scullery. I couldn't help but notice the almost Vermeer quality to the light as it shone on the stone range through the windows.





































We've just sent off our census but I was looking at the entry for April 3rd 1881 at the hall











5" x 5" carbon and acrylic

I'm not allowed to paint in the hall for obvious reasons, but I can take photos, make notes and draw.

Liverpool painting No.115. Speke Hall

21cm x 14cm acrylic on canvas board, £90

This is probably the first of many studies to be painted at Speke Hall. As part of the painting Liverpool project, ‘May I Start, May I Finish’, I have managed to become artist in residence at the hall, so I’m really looking forward to doing some still life paintings of the interiors, as well as the grounds.