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A few more old paintings of mine please click on the image to see a larger image. Thanks for looking Al
This is the last batch of old paintings I’ve pulled out of dark, dusty corners in my house; that is unless I decide to look in the attic! It’s quite nice discovering them again although they were painted quite a while ago now! Please click on the image to see the enlarged picture! Once again thanks for looking and please collection only! Al







Below are a few paintings from quite a while ago that have been gathering dust behind cupboards and drawers. I’ve decided to sell these off and share the love! Hope there is something here that you may like? All pictures are mounted and plastic covered. Click on image for larger view! More recent paintings can be found in the menu above! Thanks for looking! Al

















A couple of paintings past have found new homes! I’ve had these on my studio wall for some time now and have enjoyed them immensely so now they’ve got new walls to adorn and the love is shared!






A few more pen & ink drawings from the past including various North Devon scenes. All drawn on Fisk draughting film and using Staedler mapping pens although now I prefer to use traditional nib or Unibal pens. Please click on an image to see it in full resolution! Al

A print from a sketch I completed many years ago on a visit to a local village called Clovelly. This came to mind on a recent trip with my wife and after found some prints in one of my print drawers. Below is the sketch made on a lovely sunny day with the Red Lion Hotel in all it’s glory and above a hand washed water colour rendering!


A painting of the wonderful beach bellow Lee Abbey in North Devon, 24 x 18″ canvas. We spent the day here in this quiet cove in the warm spring sunshine. It have a beautiful waterfall cascading as you enter the beach and the views out along the North Devon Coast are stunning. After we had a cream tea at the Abbey Tearooms!








I’m also so pleased to have this painting chosen as a temporary header for the West Country Artists page shown below!


An acrylic sketch on 19 x 8″ cartridge paper a practice in trying to be more free with the paint! I was quite taken by the white slate stones supporting the hedge. I prefer to paint on canvas but this has a certain quality to it!



First paint on canvas since October 2023, so I’m not really expecting too much at the moment but am enjoying sitting infront of the easel again. It may well take a little while to get back up to speed so we’ll see where this one goes! Acrylic on 24 x 18″ canvas.
This was a picture taken on a chilly cycle ride around the Burrows and Crow Point. In the distance is a large storm front coming in and I decided to make a dash for home. I should have stopped for a coffee at The Quay Cafe in Braunton but decided to continue onward on the Tarka Trail back to Barnstaple. As I reached Chivenor Marine Base I was caught in a massive storm with side blown hail stones, I didn’t warm up the entire day after this! Al






This twenty one year old painting was hung in my old kitchen so after the kitchen was renovated this painting and its frame were cleaned and a few corrective touches made; better than before!

Through the gap in the dunes you used to be able to see this wreck of the old Sea Mack now sadly almost gone!