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Townscapes
Townscapes and painting of buildings
"Wet afternoon, the Parsonage " pencil
Available as a signed LEP
"The Old Queens Head" watercolour sold
Available as a signed LEP
"Victoria Quays, Sheffield" watercolour
Available as a signed LEP
"Mill and weir, Saltaire" watercolour
Available as a signed LEP
"Wet Cobbles, Holmfirth " watercolour
Available as a signed LEP
"Chantry Chapel, Wakefield" watercolour
Available as a signed LEP
"Winter Sun, The Parsonage" watercolour
Available as a signed LEP
Abstracts
A number of these original Abstracts are available to buy. They are also available as signed Limited Edition Prints. Please email for further information.
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There have been many artistic influences in Richard's abstract work. However, one of the earliest is the Russian artist Kasimir Malevich whose painting “Black Square on a Black Background” (1917?) was probably the starting point for his Abstract aesthetic journey. An early example of that influence can be seen in the illustrated watercolour “Black Hole” which has an astronomic reference.
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These abstract or non figurative paintings, some large others very small, have been described as “Mindscapes”.
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"Cruz del Sur" 122x122 cm
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Richard records fragments of thought, feelings and fleeting images of memories. He uses simplified forms and structures that sometimes have symbolic or cultural references.
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The “Lachrimae” series has as starting points the Pavans by John Dowland (published 1604) and the changing cultural climate of South America.
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"Half remembered Fuge" 20x20cm
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Collage and different materials, in this case leather, are used to develop the image and reinforce the underlying concepts |
" Vacas y Volcanes" 20x20cm
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"Perpetuum mobile"20x20cm
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