oil on canvas  34" x 29"  cat 649      2018

I made a copy or my own version of Poussin's Massacre of the Innocents because another painter who I admired, Euan Uglow, had made his own version of this painting. I didn't look at Uglow's painting while I was painting my version. I walked in both mens footsteps finding solutions to the same problems that they would have encountered.

oil on canvas  43" x 48"  cat 159    1988

I lived for a decade in an almost derelict house on Norland Square (in the days when such things were still possible). Leighton House was a short walk away across Holland Park and provided a perfect subject for an interior.

oil on canvas  36" x 40"  cat 152  1987

This was one of a pair of paintings that I made as a commission for the National Trust. I spent a bitterly cold winter working in Melford Hall.

oil on canvas  38" x 40"  cat 151  1987

THis is the other painting made as a Commission for National Trust. Both were sold through Agnews on Bond Street.

oil on canvas  40" x 40"  cat 431
2013

I treated this painting as though it was a still life; an object standing on a surface. My friend Mandy Severne owned Shakenhurst Hall .

oil on canvas  32" x 38"  cat 469  2012

This was a large study for a commission for Millward Brown entitled 'windows on the world'. 

The addition of glasses was a sort of joke; they are the windows through which I see the world, and books and Cezanne taught me to see.