Ben More - Moonlit£100.00
The White House at Aros£100.00
A Winter Feast£120.00
Just For A Moment (SOLD)£120.00
Ardnave House Remembered (SOLD)£275.00
Ben More Golden Light - Variation£275.00Ardnave House Remembered£100.00
Blue Mountain Swallowtail£30.00
Ben More - Isolated Farm£100.00
Avocet Wading£250.00
Sunset over Inch Kenneth from Clachandhu Beach£100.00
Gruline House£100.00
Ettrick Farm - Moonlight The hills behind the isolated farm house are bathed with mellow moonlight in this original watercolour interpretation of an Ettrick valley landscape.Actual painting dimension
A pastel painting of a White Rumped Sandpiper wading in water, its reflection clearly mirroring the form and colours of the bird and the light from the water on its plumage. Produced with Winsor and [...]
An original watercolour painting of Mull developed from a sketch drawing. Fraoch is gaelic for heather, this cottage has been painted using a selection of greens and blues to give a soft landscape [...]
A pastel painting of a pheasant stood in snow, subtle strokes of pastel describe the form and colours of the bird and the light on its plumage. Produced with Winsor and Newton soft pastels and [...]
A limited edition giclee print taken from the original watercolour by David Coyle. Limited to an edition of 50 and produced using archival quality inks, this 12 inch print is supplied unmounted. It [...]
Moonlit Farm with Ploughed Field is taken from the original watercolour painting showing accentuated field patterns inspired by my sketches of farmhouses and field patterns from a recent visit to the [...]
Ben More - Gold. The soft, golden landscape contrasts with the dark, moonlit sky in this original watercolour interpretation of the Ben More landscape with its isolated farm buildings. Actual paintin
Why not treat yourself to a mug featuring your favourite watercolour or pastel image from David Coyle Fine Art? The mugs are microwave and dishwasher safe, just perfect for that early morning cuppa [...]
Moonlit Path is an original watercolour painting inspired by the cottage at Grass Point on the Isle of Mull. The simple treatment of the path allows the eye to gently wind its way through the [...]
