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Avocet Reflection£100.00
Black Winged Stilt - Reflection£200.00
Forever Autumn£120.00
Blue Dawn - Old Ferry House, Grasspoint£100.00- Total: £520.00CheckoutView Cart
Avocet Reflection£100.00Black Winged Stilt - Reflection£200.00Forever Autumn£120.00Blue Dawn - Old Ferry House, Grasspoint£100.00 
The White House At Aros An original watercolour interpretation of the The White House at Aros on the Isle of Mull. Actual painting dimensions 13x13 inches.Supplied with an ivory mount suita
Landscape With Farm - Iona is a watercolour with accentuated field patterns which serve to lead the eye to the lone farm on the horizon. The farm building is simply treated to compliment and contrast [...]
Sunset Over Inch Kenneth from Clachandhu Beach is an original watercolour culminating from sketches of the view to Inch Kenneth from the west coast beach on the Isle of Mull and the sky changing into [...]
Sunset over Inch Kenneth from Clachandhu Beach is taken from the original watercolour painting which culminated from sketches of the view to Inch Kenneth from the west coast beach on the Isle of Mull [...]
A pastel painting of a Clouded Yellow butterfly (Colias Crocus). Produced with Winsor and Newton soft pastels and Derwent Pastel pencils to add the finer details of the wings. Pastel on Murano [...]
Limited edition print of a Ben More landscape on the Isle of Mull, taken from the original watercolour of Ben More - Moonlit by David Coyle, developed from a sketch of the isolated farm at the foot [...]
A white pastel portrait using a 'reverse drawing' technique, where the areas drawn are the areas where light falls. Pastel on Murano Paper Size: 28x34cm Supplied with a 3 inch wide white mount [...]
A pastel painting of a kingfisher rising after diving for a fish, the light on its plumage highlighting subtle details and the water cascading from its plumage as it surfaces. Produced with Winsor [...]
Ben More Moonlit - Revisited. Ardvergnish Farmhouse at Pennyghael on the Isle of Mull is simply treated in order to contrast with the textured surrounding landscape. The colours of Ben More in the [...]
