
Sunburst from the Southwest
£ 600
Sunburst from the Southwest… A study in oil featuring the ever-changing sky as it bowls in from the southwest.

The Long Barrow at All Cannings
£ 200
watecolour 13″x10″ The first long barrow built for 2500 years. This Barrow, not many miles away from Stonehenge and Avebury Circle was built around eight years ago. For a fee, humans can have their ashes interred inside the Barrow in their niche. The are currently no free spaces available.

The Big Mirror wall, Lydd, Dungeness
£ 450
The Big Mirror W”all, oil 30″x30″ l0caten at Lydd, Dungoness. Built early in the last century to enable the detection of enemy aircraft coming across the English Channel. The idea being any sound is reflected to the centre of the wall where it was picked up on a microphone.It was partially successful but was superceded by the development of Radar.

Half Tide
£ 300
Half Tide oil on canvas 30″x30″ Showing the Hoverpad for landing and takeoff ramp for the cross-channel journey to France.

A Distant World
£ 200
watercolour 16″x12″..A watercolour looking southwest along the eastern side of the old Hoverport. Cloud coming over from inland.

A View to the Future
£ 100
A View to the Future. A small silkscreen print with an overlaid wash. 11″x8″ inches.

Sound Mirror, Reverse
£ 350
Sound Mirror Reverse acrylic 24″x 24″ Near Dungeness are to be found a small number of sound mirrors built early in the last century. These were used to detect enemy aircraft coming across the English Channel. the idea is that a microphone heard engine noise. this study shows the supporting rear construction.

Copt Point and Harbour Arm
£ 650
Copt Point and Harbour Arm oil 30″x30″ Folkestone Harbour from the Rocky Point. The blockhouse was used as a sump for wastewater discharge. No longer in use. there was also one at Dymchuch, now destroyed.

Range Finder
£ 150
oil on canvas, 300mm x 300mm..this is a WW2 bunker looking over the English Channel. the post inside could be used to support a telescope or range finder that enabled cannons inland to target enemy shipping in the Channel.

Samphire 2
£ 250
oil on canvas 16″x16″ unframed. Samphire Hoe, built on the spoil from the channel tunnel construction.

Dymchurch
£ 500
oil on canvas, 22 x 20 inches
includes frame. The old sea wall at Dymchuch. Paul Nash painted several works while living in the area so you can see what he saw in 1923 when he painted ” The Shore”. The view has now been destroyed by a new sea wall and giant blocks of granite to keep out the sea.

Cornwall Cliffs
£ 350
oil on canvas, 20 x 20 inches
does not include a frame. A portrait of the North Cornwall coastline, these headlands broken by sandy beaches seem to go on forever, finishing at Lands End.