The latest normal sized releases include an Otter, a Time Limited Edition Tiger and a White Field Mouse. There are also miniature versions of the Barn Owl ; Sitting Cat (B&W and Ginger) ; a Stargazer Hare and a Squirrel.
These sculptures are expected to be available for free delivery to you in the next 2 – 3 months. You can reserve your favourite now with a small deposit either online or by calling the gallery on 01841 533534.
We will contact you for the balance payment when we have the sculpture ready to send to you.
Lillias Blackie produces original oil paintings on board and canvas which are rich with texture and light. Her work investigates different moods in seascapes and landscapes and she seeks to open your mind to the peace, tranquility and turmoil she has created within her work.
Simon Wright was born in West Yorkshire in 1974. From as early as he can remember, he has always been drawing and painting, and it’s been his sole passion all his life.
Paola Cassais produces unique paintings with her iconic 3D figures. In recent years her work has taken a turn towards the investigation of the static movement in painting, the crowd has become the reference to talk about the problem of painting and visual rhythm.
Kimberley Harris is a well known and popular oil painter who features flowers in her work.
‘I quickly developed my own signature style, focusing on the natural beauty of the countryside that I am so lucky to be surrounded by. With an emphasis on colour and light and how one affects the other at different times of the day, Turner’s artistic inspiration is never far from my thoughts. The process of layering and blending the palette knife work to obtain the right tone, texture and light is so important to me’.
David James creates stunning contemporary paintings of traditional sailing boat scenes.
He currently lives in Sussex on the coast, within reach of the South Downs. He is married to an artist and has three children. Much of the inspiration for his work is drawn from the Lake District, Devon and Cornwall, and the Welsh Countryside. David has exhibited his works at the Royal Academy and in leading provincial galleries.
