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        • Thomas PetitThomas Petit is a range of hand blown glass made and created solely by Thomas himself since 1992, working in London, New Zealand and now here in Derbyshire. His designs are influenced by his own photography, surrounding nature, and everyday sights and objects, “sometimes it is the happy accidents that create the best pieces”. Each unique piece depicts the coastal beach and seascapes with alternative skies shaped by the wind. No two pieces are the same. Collection only, local delivery by arrangement, contact the gallery or email me at jill@duffieldartgallery.co.uk
        • Jeremy SandersDelighted to welcome Cornish based artist Jeremy to the Duffield Art Gallry team of professional painters. Jeremy needs no introduction, born in 1969 he studied at the famous St. Martins School of Art, then went on to graduate from the University of the West Country with a first class honours degree. He was also a ‘Prince’s Trust’ gold medal winner. His work has been commissioned for various national adverts for Nat West, Tui , Saga, and Cunard. Jeremy paints outside, in situ, in oils, with broad, intense, rich colours that vibrate with energy and light. But don’t just believe me, come and see for yourself.
        • Nick WalkerManchester born Nick Walker is the newest artist to come on board, he divides his time between here and his second home in Brittany. He paints quickly and boldly in strong vibrant oils to capture the warmth and light. Possibly the happiest and sunniest pictures you’ll ever see.
        • Robin MasonRobin was born in Staffordshire, he trained at North Warwickshire School of Art, and lives and works in Tamworth now, but divides his time between the midlands, Cornwall and the north east coast. His work ranges from seascapes to landscapes in either oil or pastel, with the main emphasis being on atmosphere and capturing the light.
        • Martin SlomanMartin Sloman needs no introduction,  former owner of the Cromford Gallery,  now retired,  has spent a lifetime painting and teaching. Anyone who knows me will know I’m not a big fan of watercolours,  but the depth of colour and techniques Martin uses, I just couldn’t say no. These aren’t just watercolours,  these are MS  watercolours 😍 judge for yourself
        • Abstract Paintings
        • Gill HamiltonBorn in Lancashire in 1953, Gill went to Burnley Art College and then Ripon College, studying both Art and Education. Early retirement from teaching has allowed Gill to focus on her artwork, and in 2019 she was elected a member of the prestigious Manchester Academy of Fine Art. She has held many successful exhibitions up and down the country. Her paintings aim to contemporise the traditional subject of still life with a modern illustrative quality that captures the everyday moments. Gill works from her studio at home in Cheshire. We are delighted to be exhibiting her work here at Duffield Gallery, I hope you love it as much as we do
        • Kara StrachanKara Strachan,  originally from Southport, settled in Staffordshire in her mid-twenties.  She was from a floristry background initially,  this fired her interest in painting flowers. Her breathtaking images have a romantic,  ethereal quality about them.
        • John ConnollyJohn Connolly graduated in 1976 from Derby University and has had a successful career in the arts ever since. Inspired by the sea, moors and woods,  John’s work is full of drama and emotion, the observer can experience a feeling of peace, remoteness and sense of place. Painting mostly on location,  John divides his time between his home in Bolsover, Derbyshire and Cornwall and the Scilly Isles.  He likes to incorporate local materials like sand and dried grass to connect his paintings directly to the landscape depicted.  John is also a professional actor and playwright.  We love his vivid, energetic painting’s,  we know you will too.
        • Peter BainbridgePeter divides his time between landscape gardening, painting and his passion for horse racing . His work is clearly inspired by the calm serenity of the garden and the visiting wildlife and the buzz and Adrenalin of a race meeting. His attention to detail can only be achieved by a true racing enthusiast . If you love horses, you’ll love these, we certainly do!
        • Mark LangleyMark grew up in Derby and studied in Sheffield, always staying near the inspiring Peak District landscape. You can spot Marks work by its highly detailed finish. Always known for his highly acclaimed pencil drawings of animals and architecture, Mark has recently explored the medium of oil, so we are delighted to exhibit one of his first collections of oil paintings on canvas, depicting instantly recognisable local scenes. We think they’re stunning  and we’re sure you will too, come and take a look.
        • Peter BarkerAcclaimed landscape, marine and wildlife artist Peter Barker is the latest talent to join our team of professional artists here at the gallery. Peter , a former professional golfer, is renowned for his evocative landscapes, and lifelike depiction of water, he is a member of the Royal Society of Marine Artists
        • Michael Groves
        • Barry FrostickBarry Frostick was born in Durban, South Africa in 1947, he started life as an apprentice jockey and won his first race at just 9, later owning and dealing in horses himself,  horses have always been in his life. His other passion in life is the study of the native red indians, especially before the wagon trains arrived in 1834. His vibrant images capture their way of life on the Great Plains and subsequent fight for survival.  His work has previously sold in the USA and South Africa,  so we are delighted to be hosting a collection of his unique work.
        • Stephen AdamsStephen Adams began work as an apprentice engineering toolmaker, and later qualified as an engineering design draughtsman in 1972. He completed his degree course in 1979 at Loughborough College of Art & Design, gaining a First-Class Honours degree in ceramics and 3D design. Much of his work is influenced by his previous engineering training, which has continued to develop using different materials and techniques. He uses a variety of ceramic materials, usually dependent on the scale or thermal qualities required. These include craft crank for large scale sculptures, T-material for raku, and porcelain for smaller pieces. His work is often completed and complimented using bolts, chains and mechanical fittings. His interest lies not with the practical element of ceramic forms, but with the sculptural. He is continuing to pursue the theme of mechanical forms and gathers stimulus from the rich industrial heritage of the Black Country, and from photographs taken of shipwrecks whilst scuba diving.
        • Ben GoymourBen Goymour (born in 1985) spent 20 years in the army serving in 29 Commando regiment as a bombardier,  he did many tours in America,  Norway, and Afghanistan as a section commander. On leaving the army in 2017, Ben became obsessed with painting,  getting up at 4am some mornings to start. His inspiration comes from his passion for nature and adventure,  he spends hours studying how the light falls on the landscape to create a sense of mood and a “you just had to be there ” feeling in all his work. We’re delighted to welcome him to our team here at Duffield Art Gallery.
        • Richard WhittlestoneRichard is one of the UK most loved and respected wildlife artists. Born in Yorkshire,  Richards childhood spent on the family dairy farm had a huge impact on his art. Self taught, he began painting at an early age and sold his first picture at just 13years old.  In his teens Richard bred pheasants,  quails, ducks and finches. Birds remain his first love and inspiration,  watching them and sketching them, observing how they interact with each other. Richard has his own gallery and studio on the iconic Chatsworth Estate at Pilsley. We feel very privileged to host a selection of his work here in Belper. Every one of Richards paintings includes his trademark ‘fly’, can you spot it?
        • Mark Beresford
        • James BreretonJames Brereton was born in Derby in 1954, and trained at the Joseph Wright Art School, turning professional in 1979. He is one of the country’s leading marine artists, and is inspired by Montague Dawson and Thomas Somerscales. His work is recorded and illustrated in Archibalds Dictionary of Sea Painters of Europe and America, and he regularly exhibits at the Royal Society of Marine Artists. His pictures are in private collections all over the world, and sell at Sotheby’s, Christie’s and Bonham’s in both London and New York. So we at Duffield Gallery feel privileged to hold a collection of James original oils on canvas pictures in classic, luxurious, handmade frames.
        • David StampDavid lives and works from his studio at home in Praa Sands Cornwall. Having lived in Cornwall for most of his life, David has spent most of his working life either on, under, or around the sea. He was previously a member of the St Ives R.N.L.I crew, as well as  skipper himself. His interpretation of the Ocean translates into dramatic,  semi-abstract images, full of texture and movement,  you can feel his love for the Sea. A piece of Davids work is a must for any serious collector.
        • Phil Dyke
        • Ralph WilliamsRalph Williams works exclusively with wood, and specialises in bird sculptures, having previously worked at the Department of Ornithology at the Natural History Museum. He now lives on the moors on the north coast of Cornwall, collecting and seasoning most of the timber he uses for his unique hand carved sculptures , he favours the unique grain and colouration of walnut, yew, plane, and laburnum. Ralphs carvings have been commissioned by the BBC, RSPB as well as the Wildlife Photographer of the Year Awarding Body. They are a must for any serious bird lover or collector, each unique piece comes with a certificate of Authenticity, the perfect gift.
        • Peter WatsonPeter studied at Derby School of Art, then embarked on a career as a signwriter and screen printer for a major retail company, but has always painted privately for commissions and workshops. He lives near Ashbourne in Derbyshire and works at speed to capture the moment in one session. This creates a freshness and vibrancy to his work. Peter was voted Derbyshire Life’s Landscape Painter of the year in 2016.
        • Cliff TowlerDelighted to welcome acclaimed the Dorset wildlife life artist to our team, exhibiting for the first time in Derbyshire. Cliff says “My work is my life. Everywhere I have been, everything I have seen and everything I have done is reflected in my interpretations of the world in wildlife, animal and bird paintings and portraits” Cliff Towler’s work has been displayed in many galleries over the years. His success secret is simple: do what you love… He loves painting studies of local wildlife. Avocets, oystercatchers, puffins resting on the rocks in Purbeck, or an osprey catching its prey. His detailed, vibrantly coloured and gentle paintings capture the animals in movement.
        • Andy Freeberne
        • Nicholas SmithIf its detailed work you like, look no further , you have found the artworks of cornish based artist Nicholas Smith Born in 1960, the son of renowned artist Caesar Smith. Nicholas works from his studio at his home on the moors nr Morvah, Cornwall. He is constantly inspired by the cornish coast and the local wildlife. Come and see the exquisite detail in his original oil paintings,  you won’t be disappointed
        • Woodland Ceramics
        • Beth Sharliss
        • Judith McCall
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End of the Day (view from Tunnel Beach, Devon)

End of the Day (view from Tunnel Beach, Devon)


26" x 36" framed size

£2,225.00

Category: James D Preston
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26″ x 36″ framed size

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