A vision of British Summertime, this seaside scene is after L. S. Lowry. Lowry is best known for his mill scenes and industrial landscapes but throughout his life the sea held a particular fascination for him, with holidays as a child spent at the Fylde Coast and the North West Coast of Wales. This beach scene depicts holidaymakers enjoying a sunny day, although the composition still has Lowry’s industrial landscape in the background and hallmarks of matchstick men, women with prams and, of course, a few dogs! Our viewing room is now open for private viewing, sanitizer and masks will be provided for your safety. We look forward to welcoming you. To book a viewing please email david@davidhe
I am delighted to have been asked to do an online interview for Zoneone Arts Australia for their “in conversation with” series. Zoneone Arts provide online interviews that showcase people in the Arts and Creative industry around the world. Deborah Blakeley asked some great questions for the interview, one being: “If you could invite five artists to dinner, whom would you ask?” My answer, of course, was my favourite painters Caravaggio, Picasso, Modigliani, Soutine and Walter Sickert. What a boozy and fascinating night that would be! Interview by Deborah Blakeley, Melbourne, Australia for Zoneone Arts (zoneonearts.com.au) Out soon. In other news, Carnes Fine Art Ormskirk, Lancashire, has do
