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A Mississippi dream.

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This summer I had some very intense dreams, these proved to be a valuable source of ideas and material which I subsequently developed into paintings. This is post is about one such . The seed of this dream story can …

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Rooksmoor Gallery.

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I had a recent email enquiry about a sculpture that I had made in 1984. That prompted me to look back and check my records. At that time I had not long left college where I had acquired my sculpture …

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Reflection.

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Memories of love are like clouds. They are constantly changing shape and form. Sometimes they are bright and sunny, and sometimes dark and stormy. But even when they are dark, they still contain the beauty of the love that created …

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Washing up & War .

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Painting for me restores, nurtures and carries me on, it is my oxygen and life boat . It also happens to be my master, my fearcest critic , my shield and weapon of choice . As an artist, wife, and …

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Paintings up for Auction

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David Lays Auction House has a live art auction ongoing, which began on February the 20th and ends very soon on the 8th March 2026. They offer two of my paintings from unknown sellers. Both these works were painted at …

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A Cornish Treasure .

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Here are a few of the paintings which have arrived in the studio since Christmas , including this one of the new born, a little “Cornish treasure ‘ . I don’t know about you but in the Uk and Cornwall, …

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Stealing a persons integrity .

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In my view , having a public platform is a privilege , being elected to run a country is a privilege. For me a prerequisite of this position, is to understand the importance of upholding the shared values and conventions of …

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Inspirational Ruby .

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All our pets over the years have become important members of the family . Our little rescue dog named Ruby, came from Molly Wyatt’s Cornish rescue centre in 1987. I called them up and asked ‘do you have a short …

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A Christmas wish to you x.

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I don’t know about you, but I particularly look forward to hearing traditional Christmas carols at this time of year and getting together with family . To be honest I am not talking luxury , a cup of tea and …

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Wally was here .

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Earlier this year, some dear friends asked if I would paint them a commission and I agreed . They , like so many of us, had followed in the press the curious story of ‘Wally’ the Walrus . Around the …

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Remembrance Day

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At this time , like many, I remember all the brave souls who sacrificed their lives for ours, and those who have survived, and who with great dignity have silently carried the horrors they endured physically and mentally while serving …

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A Seaside Beauty from 1981.

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A dear friend just let me know she found my ‘Seaside Beauty ‘ at auction in the cotswolds. After studying sculpture at Art College and finishing a degree at Cheltenham , we settled down in Gloucestershire , and remained in …

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Sleeping child.

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The summer at our house always gives us the chance to catch up with family who come and stay. Not only is it a rare opportunity to share time together , but it often inspires new paintings once I get …

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Pope Francis.

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Although I am not a follower of the Catholic faith , I was moved like many to hear that Pope Francis had died. So many people had been anxiously praying for him when he was very ill. We saw their …

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VE Day . 80th Anniversary

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This afternoon we will go along with others, to the village hall for tea, cake and shared memories, and I remember fondly my Uncle Coyte . A kind man who survived the second world war in the Artillery. He didn’t …

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The Flood.

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This is a recent Ex Votive painting about one of my family who was flooded . A traumatic experience for anyone who has been in this horrible situation. Not only loosing familiar and treasured family possessions but your home, for …

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Pope Francis 1936 – 2025.

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In the 1990’s I had the opportunity to visit the Vatican City in Rome to see its beautiful artworks including Michelangelo’s astonishing fresco’s in the Sistine Chapel , it all made a great impression upon me. So when Pope Francis …

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Florence , Italy.

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This painting came to mind today, it’s of an old friend who has a birthday tomorrow. Painted after we met up for some lunch in the Piazza Santa Croce in Florence, while painting there in 1994. I had an extraordinary …