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New York Calling: September 2012 Painting of the Month
Washington Arch, New York, 2012, watercolour on paper 40 x 30 inches After the dullest British summer in living memory, I begin to understand why landscape painters often used titles to describe the weather or to make excuses for light … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, art, Art history, Exhibitions, Fire & Light, Jubilee, New Works, New York, Royal, Venice, Washington, Watercolour
Tagged alexander creswell, architecture, art, artist, Dunstanburgh Castle, exhibition, Exhibitions, extreme sketching, Hirschl & Adler, New York, Northumberland, painting, royal wedding, sketching, watercolour
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Diamond Jubilee Pageant: June 2012 Painting of the Month
The Procession of the Diamond Jubilee Thames Pageant, 2012 24 x 40 inches / 60 x 102 cm Not being a person who likes to miss out on a spectacle, I was thrilled to be able to witness at first … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, art, Art history, Diamond Jubilee, Extreme Sketching, Jubilee, Marine, Mariquita, New Works, Royal, Watercolour, Yachts
Tagged alexander creswell, art, extreme sketching, marine, painting, Painting of the Month, Plein Air, sailing, sketching, watercolour, yacht
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The Royal Wedding – Westminster Abbey
(Half-scale Maquette) Westminster Abbey – The Wedding of the Duke & Duchess of Cambridge, 2011 22 x 30 inches / 36 x 56 cm At exactly this time last year I was working in the studio on this maquette, building … Continue reading
December Painting of the Month
‘A Mountain Farm, Slovenia’ Watercolour on paper 11 x 15 inches, 1998 In the collection of HRH The Prince of Wales A few weeks ago the Dean of Guildford and I gave a joint talk – a colloquium – which … Continue reading
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In conversation with Oliver Everett – Thursday 30th June in Watts’s Great Studio
This Thursday 30th June I will be in conversation with Oliver Everett, Royal Librarian Emeritus in Watts’s Great Studio, Compton, Surrey. This will be the first of three colloquia to mark the re-opening of the Watts Gallery and to celebrate … Continue reading
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May Painting of the Month – Westminster Abbey
This is one of the finest interiors in Britain, an ecclesiastical edifice of breathtaking delicacy and a softness of spirit which is perhaps surprising at the epicentre of London. It is also perhaps surprisingly unknown. I have been fortunate enough … Continue reading