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From the Sedbergh Art Show

This is a very large canvas titled 'The Road to Nowhere'.

The one, of two young children playing in the snow in late afternoon above the village, is called 'Winter Fun'!

These two oil paintings were exhibited at the 2018 Sedbergh Art Show in Cumbria last month. Both are presently showing in the Burtersett Gallery.

Images © Brian Alderman

On Show

Two exhibitions to prepare for in the next month. First is the 'Spot on the Wall' in Richmond. Then it's the Sedbergh Art Society's Annual Exhibition in Cumbria.

Two new paintings:

This is 'Road to Semerwater, blocked ahead'. Framed in Danish distressed silver, this oil on canvas is 30cm by 60cm, excluding frame.

 

This is looking down on Burtersett from Wether Fell, after the snow of 'Beast from the East'. Oil on canvas. Canvas size is 70cm by 90 cm, and the painting will be framed in distressed silver, as above.

Images © Brian Alderman

The Beast from the East

Here are some new paintings after the 'Beast from the East', 2018.

'Lone cyclist'   (16 x 12 inches, oil on gesso board)

 

'Road east of Burtersett'  (12 x 7 inches, oil on board. Also available in size 24 x 12 inches)

 

'Beast from the East number 1'  (16 x 12 inches, oil on gesso board)

Images © Brian Alderman

White geese and ducks

Here are three new paintings, currently awaiting frames:

Images © Brian Alderman

Three More

 'The Worm Moon over Hawes, March, 2017'

'Burtersett from the west'

'Top road, Burtersett, on a winter's morning'

Images © Brian Alderman

Still above the snowline

Some new paintings, April 2017:

'January snowfields'

'Blowing Snow'

'Cubble Head, Burtersett'

'The artist's house'

'Hawes and the Pennines'

Sketch for 'Approaching Burtersett'

Images © Brian Alderman