Firle from Glynde. A celebration of the countryside, the beautiful Southdowns Natural Park, with its soothing and inviting presence. Print size 1240 x 305 mm from £180. Last summer I went for a walk from Lewes to Glynde. I visited 12th C. St Peters Church at Firle and stared for hours at the fantastic John Piper’s ‘Tree of Life’ stained window, with its vibrant colours that has influenced this work. Also springs to my mind the lovely poem by D. H. Davis ‘Leisure’ written back in 1912 but that is so relevant these days. quoted ‘What is this life if, full of care, We have no time to stand and stare. No time to stand beneath the boughs And stare as long as sheep or cows. No time to see, when woods we pass, Where squirrels hide their nuts in grass….’Cuckmere Haven Valley. – View of winding flower-rich chalk grassland of the Cuckmere River mouth. From original Ink drawing, colour added digitally. Print dimensions 124 x 30,5 cm. From £180Kemptown Promenade Brighton. View of Hove and Brighton from the raised cliff of Kemptown at Marine Parade with its typical bow fronted terraced houses; Chinese style street lamps; Victorian lift; the unmissable 1960’s Sussex Heights and our contemporary British airways I-360; the historic Brighton Pier with the background that runs from Shoreham Scottish Power Thermal Station; the two wind turbines; Shoreham industrial Harbour and continuing all the way to Worthing Pier. From original Ink drawing, colour added digitally. Print dimensions 124 x 30,5 cm. From £180Hove and Brighton promenade. – View of Hove and Brighton from the end of Western Lanws; by the Hove Deep Sea Anglers Club. The view shows most of the fantastic features of the historic promenade and reaches as far a Belle Tout Lighthouse within the South Downs National Park. From original Ink drawing, colour added digitally. Print dimensions 124 x 30,5 cm. From £180Birling Gap Starling Murmuration. Views over the South Downs and East Sussex coast. The beach at Birling Gap is set at the base of the imposing, sheer chalk cliffs known as the Seven Sisters. Between the seaside resorts of Eastbourne and Brighton. From original Ink drawing, colour added digitally. Print dimensions 124 x 30,5 cm. From £180Hers and His. – George IV’s Brighton Pavilion and Fitzherbert’s Steine House. -Panoramic elevational drawing of Old Steine that shows The Brighton Pavilion, The Kitchen buildings and following in line successive buildings found at Palace Place, Castle Square and Old Steine until we reach the current YMCA building that was at its time Steine House; the former residence of Maria Fitzherbert, mistress and wife of the Prince Regent. From original Ink drawing, colour added digitally. Print dimensions 124 x 30,5 cm. From £180Brunswick, Palmeira and Adelaide, Promenade and Piers, Brighton and Hove. -Beach huts in the heart of the city with the backdrop of Georgian Crescents and Squares facing the sea. From original Ink drawing, colour added digitally. Print dimensions 124 x 30,5 cm. From £180Brighton City Pier. -View of Brighton Palace Pier from the Steine Gardens. From original Ink drawing, colour added digitally. Print dimensions 124 x 30,5 cm. From £180Hove Lawns, Two Piers. -The Esplanade in Hove. A phenomenal place for promenading with views of the ruins of the West Pier, The Music Bandstand and Brighton Palace Pier. From original Ink drawing, colour added digitally. Print dimensions 124 x 30,5 cm. From £180Brighton Palace Pier axonometric view. -Brighton Victorian leisure Palace Pier. The Palace Pier was constructed as a replacement for the Chain Pier, which collapsed in 1896 during construction. It quickly became popular, and had become a frequently-visited theatre and entertainment venue by 1911. Aside from closures owing to war, it continued to hold regular entertainment up to the 1970s. The theatre was damaged in 1973 and following a buy-out was demolished in 1986, changing the pier’s character from seaside entertainment to an amusement park, with various fairground rides and roller coasters. From original Ink drawing, colour added digitally. Print size 102 x 42 cm. From £180 I360 Music Bandstand and Brighton Pier. – View of the iconic seafront Victorian and modern leisure architecture. From original ink drawings colour added digitally. Print dimension 84 x 30.5 cm. from £145Railway Terminus Train Station Brighton. -View of Victorian Train Station entrance from Junction Street. The busy The Bystander Cafe; Grand Central and The Railway Bell pubs and a few roofs of cottages above. From original Ink drawing, colour added digitally. Print dimensions 124 x 30,5 cm. From £180Eastbourne Pier and beach huts. From original Ink drawing, colour added digitally. Print dimensions 124 x 30,5 cm. From £180The Thames at Richmond London. From original Ink drawing, colour added digitally. Print dimensions 124 x 30,5 cm. From £180
