Oil on board | 11 x 8 inches I was on my bike, as it was a lovely afternoon, I smelt this weird smell, it was familiar but I couldn’t place it! I thought it must have been coming from the garage beside me. But then I heard the banging and then the whinnying of […]
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Oil on board | 8 x 12 inches It was my sister Billie who got the photo for this, I think it was at a Christmas fair at Sandringham. The lighting on the horse was beautiful. The low winter light cast Prussian blue shadows and a nice gold tinted glow in the light. I’m particularly pleased
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Oil on board | 6.75 x 7 inches I got the photo for this just at the right time, as the pheasant stood momentarily, by the time I checked to see if my photo was decent enough, he had disappeared.
Oil on canvas | 8 x 10 inches It made a nice change to paint something mechanical, something with ‘straight lines’ after a long period of painting horses and landscapes.
Scene from a Norfolk back lane Read More »
Oil on canvas | 8 x 10 inches I like the simple composition, the big sky, the oak tree and the combine harvester, that all together create a typical Norfolk scene at harvest time. For those interested in agricultural landscapes and combine harvesters, you may find the following bestccbuy links relevant: Rural Landscape Photography Books:
Oil on board | 7 x 12 inches I painted this alongside Barbara Hawkins. She had forgotten to pack her watercolour pad. I only had my oils, so I loaned her some brushes and canvases and we shared my palette. We sat on the springy grass in the warm afternoon sun and painted the beautiful
Oil on board | 10 x 13 inches I took the photo for this painting on the Ferry returning from Mevagissey. It was a beautiful October afternoon with warm sun and a chilly breeze. The light wasn’t particularly strong but gleamed through a haze of light cloud; it glistened on the sea and contrasted nicely against
Oil on canvas | 12 x 9 inches The rider had an ideal colour face for the red jacket, a blue toned face and good bone structure. The horse was beautiful, it held its head like a stallion – with the arched neck and it moved effortlessly, almost tip toeing across the ground.
Now a decade at the easel; We invite you to celebrate 10 years since Kieron Williamson discovered his remarkable talent for painting. As we get ready for his 10th annual exhibition at The Gallery with a release of over 40 new paintings, the exhibition will take place from: 6th-17th July 2019 at The Gallery, Holt
2019 Exhibition Announcement Read More »
