Gallery - Elsewhere in France
- Each of the images below can be enlarged by clicking on the image. The enlargement also contains details of the medium (watercolour, acrylic, pencil etc) as well as dimensions and price. You can return to this page from the enlargement by clicking the return button below the title.
- In addition to the original art work, prints and cards are available. The price of Giclée (archive) prints and cards is as follows:
GICLEE (ARCHIVE) PRINTS, Printed on Hahnemuhle ‘A3+’ paper.
- Large image size (nearer to A3) - £45 (please add £10 if mount required);
- Small image size (nearer to A4) - £25 (please add £5 if mount required) ;
- Please note: giclées of drawings are £30 large, £15 small.
CARDS
- 0 – 5, £ 2.50 each;
- 5 – 10, £ 2.00 each;
- Over 10, £1.50 each
 CGD001.png) | Le Pollet, Dieppe This derives from two photos I took while strolling in Le Pollet in 2004. It was drawn with a 5B pencil. Le Pollet is the fisherman’s quarter of Dieppe. Artists such as Eugène Delacroix and Walter Richard Sickert drew and painted here. |
 CGD005.png) | Hoarfrost near Montélimar The village on the hill is Le Poet-Laval (meaning ‘Hill in the Valley’), founded by the Knights Hospitallers in the 13th century. While walking one chill October morning, I was amazed by the crimson leaves, edged with hoarfrost, decorating the right-hand bush. |
 CGD006.png) | Avignon: from the Palais des Papes I painted this using a combination of pen and watercolour to spell out more clearly the structure and tones of the town’s architecture, and the sight-lines leading back to the church. This is the view from the Papal Palace looking away from the River Rhône and its famous ‘Pont d’Avignon’. |
 (S) CGD010.png) | Le Lac de Devesset This is a popular northern Ardèche location for watersports, north of St.-Agrève on the D9. But when I was there in October 2006 there was hardly anyone about - hence I imported the windsurfer, yachts and couple walking their dog from other photos (the couple were originally strolling in Dieppe!). |
.png) | Giverny: The Grande Allée This and the following four paintings are based on photos I took in 1994 when on a day trip from Pont Audemer in Normandy to Giverny and Versailles. Except for the ‘Grande Allée’, which was largely completed in France, they were painted for the Eastbourne Festival, April 2009. |
.png) | Giverny: from Monet’s House |
.png) | Giverny: The Water Garden and Weeping Willow |
.png) | Giverny: Towards Monet’s Second Studio |
 | Burning the stubble, near Sancerre |
.png) | Auxey-Duresses, Côte de Beaune |
