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Who pays the price ?

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Where in this wide world can man find nobility without pride, friendship without envy, or beauty without vanity? Here where grace is laced with muscle and strength by gentleness confined. Lines from ‘The Horse’ by Ronald Duncan. © (Copyright of) …

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G7 Cornwall.

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As the great and the good are meeting here in Cornwall very soon, I thought I’d post a few of my paintings with old News Headlines, which highlight a few of the G7 issues to be addressed. The seven G7 …

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Same as it ever was.

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While civilisations moral compass lays trampled underfoot by so many in the world…. as reported 24/7 in the media. I hope that you can find peace of mind and good health on this wet and windy Sunday. So I thought …

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Dogs x

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A dogs loyalty is well recognised the world over , their forgiveness and love is so bountiful, even from those that have short and pitiful lives . In my experience having a dog as part of the family is brilliant, …

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Contemporary Fisherwomen.

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I came upon the work of Photographer Craig Easton recently. He has made a wonderful study of contemporary Fisherwomen of the country. In his work he celebrates the roll of women in the fishing Industry, communities and their links to …

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Notre Dame 2019.

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On April 15th 2019 the world watched in disbelief as the ancient Cathedral of Notre Dame burnt  before our eyes. This precious architectural Icon and Gothic landmark , built from oak and love was lost, along with much of its …

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Anemone’s in a jug

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With this little painting, I would like to pay my respects to all those who have lost loved ones and friends in recent months, it’s life changing and painful . Today, like many of us, my thoughts are with Her …

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Happy Easter!

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Spring , to see new growth in the garden and in the countryside, the brightness and quality of light , nature in its newness is such a tonic for us all after this winter. Brave flowers slowly begin to appear …

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The wreck of the Alba.

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I awoke this morning and listened to the news on the radio about Scottish politics. I wondered why the name Alba was so familiar to me. Then I remembered Alfred Wallis’s painting. For some years, like a number of other …

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On the easel

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In progress. I was given a small posy of flowers and wanted to capture them before they faded. In the end, I decided to use a bright palette of colours to hasten spring… in my studio at least. Work continues. …

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Aesop’s wisdom.

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Today Aesops wisdom rang in my ears. His stories sum up human frailties and universal life lessons for us all, a narrative that a few people in the public eye could benefit from right now. self-aggrandisement#destructive cycles of behaviour#mental health.

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Humanitarian Crisis Warning for Yemen.

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Yemen’s ongoing crises continues. Today on the radio, I listened to an article centred around education and the conditions endured by teachers and children in this war torn country . It seems that some teachers haven’t been paid for a …

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Pangolins

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It was world Pangolin day this month, highlighting their need for our help. Life for everyone is without doubt, very complicated and difficult right now, but as a painter, the disturbance I feel in my heart and head for environmental crime continues.

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In the studio.

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At the end of last year I asked a friend who is a carpenter to make me a wooden chair. I had an idea of design I wanted, as I had seen a beautiful old lambing chair that was made from recycled timber, unified with a coat of paint.

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On St Valentines Day …..

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This painting, made a few years ago, was inspired by old archive pictures I came across of a Cornish Carnival. These children are in fancy dress as a newly married couple with their dog as the bridesmaid, they have stopped to pose for a photograph on the harbour front.

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The Coronation Meadows.

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I listened with great optimism to the radio recently, a rare thing with all the sad news and angry discord . The speakers were sharing information about Coronation Meadows . It seems that in partnership with conservation charity Plantlife , …

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An angel with a poem for you x

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Hope is the thing with feathers by Emily Dickinson Hope is the thing with feathers That perches in the soul, And sings the tune without the words, And never stops at all, And sweetest in the gale is heard; And …

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Happy New Year !

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Wishing you good health & happiness in 2021! I came across these enlightened words of Saint Seraphim of Sarov, they seem pertinent as we consider our futures, and that of our planet . Drink water from the spring where horses …

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The tale of St Cuthbert and Cornwall.

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There are some lovely medieval paintings that can be enjoyed in the four books that make up ‘The Anonymous Life’ manuscripts, which chart the life and miracles of this important Medieval saint, who died in 687 . It was however …

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SACRED VISIONS & STORIES.

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Both commissions and research have stimulated my interest in the timeless wisdom that can be found in Bible and early Christian stories . It has also offered compelling subject matter and themes to explore as an artist.

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On Anti bullying week.

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We all recognise that bullying is delivered in a variety of guises. As it is anti bullying week and ironically there is a bit about it in the news , I wanted to put this post up to support two …

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We will remember them.

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My thoughts of gratitude and sadness at this time, are with all of those extraordinary men & women who have and continue to, sacrifice their lives for ours . For the Fallen by Laurence Binyon, written in 1914 With proud …