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Holidays

This drawing shows a travel agency like the one I visited with my father while living in Cyprus as a boy. It’s one of a series of shop fronts on the home page of my website that provide a link to different sections of my portfolio. Alternatively, you can click here to go to Painting 1980 – 2000.

Tailors & Cleaners

Abstract Landscape

East Dean, so inspiring I keep coming back…subconscious abstracts emerge from observing the shoreline and the landscape.

Tree Study

East Dean, so inspiring I keep coming back… this is a stunted tree I pass while out walking, my attempts to capture a likeness.

Summer scene

East Dean, so inspiring I keep coming back…two halves of a quick landscape sketch.

Shoreline

East Dean, so inspiring I keep coming back…walking along the shoreline I noticed interestingly shaped pieces of chalk surrounded by little stones.

Orizzonti: Casamavi, Pergola, Italy  7-21 October 2018

Santa Maria delle Tinte

Six new works were added to those shown at the Serra Sant’Abbondlo exhibition in September 2018.

Serra Sant’Abbondio, Le Marche, Italy  7-9 September 2018

Designed to coincide with this year’s festival of Santa Patrono in the town of Serra Sant’Abbondio, this exhibition showcases a small selection of Peter’s work from the last 20 years, during which he has become a regular visitor to this wild and mountainous region in north east Italy. His travels have resulted in a number of studies which capture its beauty and sense of history, on show here for the first time.

ORIZZONTI poster for exhibition

Serra Sant’Abbondio, Le Marche, Italy 7-9 September 2018. Architectural details sit alongside landscapes and natural forms, demonstrating a range of styles and techniques common to all of Peter’s work. A highlight of the show takes the form of a series of studies of the local mountain, Monte Catria, which illustrate its changing shape and character throughout one day in the summer of 2011, taking the viewer on a journey from morning mist to evening twilight via a wide range of striking, interpretive styles.

 

 

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Landscapes

East Dean, so inspiring I keep coming back…trees against the sky.

The Arch series

#structuralcurves – noble grandeur

ARCH | series I | Moroccan Nights
The ARCH series [Cat: 9999, ARCH | series I | Moroccan Nights, 30 x 40″ / 76 x 101 cm, Acrylic on canvass, 2006]
Arches are often associated with triumph, power and grandeur, commemorating a great event or in praise of a noble personage, supporting ideas of nationhood or commendable character traits.

However, arches are more commonly used to support structures, roofs, railways and roads – useful and utilitarian structures. The arches in my paintings incorporate the qualities of both aggrandisement and physical structural support, with a little something left to the imagination.