My Own Art Collection
To start creating your Own Art Collection, just scroll down the page and locate your preferred room style from the menu below. Once you’ve done this, you will be able to view and select up to 5 works of art for your collection. Finally, customise your room setting by selecting your choice of furniture and other items. You can create as many rooms as you like.
Paintings/Drawings
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- Artist
- David Wilcox
- Title
- Romeo and Juliet
- Medium
- Romeo and Juliet
- Price
- 450
- Gallery
- Frances Iles Gallery
About This Artwork
David Wilcox has recently completed a series of paintings based on the productions of the Birmingham Royal Ballet, of which this is one. As a child David wanted to be either a train driver or a painter. Happily, he chose the latter.
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- Artist
- Paul Gallagher
- Title
- Winter Sunlight
- Medium
- Mixed media on paper
- Price
- 580
- Gallery
- Gallagher & Turner
About This Artwork
Paul Gallagher is a Newcastle based landscape artist whose work focuses on capturing the essence of light and time, to record the fundamentally altering nature of a scene in differing weather or times of day.
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- Artist
- Richard Corbett
- Title
- Midsummer
- Medium
- Acrylic on canvas
- Price
- 1750
- Gallery
- Gallanthus Gallery
About This Artwork
Richard Corbett graduated from Norwich School of Art in 1994 with a BA (Hons) in Fine Art (Printmaking). He continued to exhibit whilst teaching in Suffolk for ten years but in 2005 he made the move to try the life of a full time artist by setting up a studio in Monmouth. Richard’s work has been described as ethereal, generous, beautiful and evocative. He doesn’t work from the landscape directly but uses the materials with joy and intensity to try and reveal the emotions one feels when surrounded by Nature. He is searching for the “Inscape”, or as Gerard Manley Hopkins put it- the form that evokes the spiritual within us.
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- Artist
- Beth Fletcher
- Title
- First Snow on the Moors
- Medium
- Oil on linen
- Price
- 550
- Gallery
- The Gallery at Bevere
About This Artwork
My working practice consists of interpreting visually a felt experience of landscape, describing a multi-sensory response to the shifting patterns and interactions of light, land and water and translating what I encounter into the fascinating language of paint. For me, painting is as much about touch as vision, as much about feeling and memory as conscious thought and decision. Though I make notes and tiny watercolour sketches outdoors, I prefer not to work directly from the landscape but in the studio, under the influence of the memory of my original response.
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- Artist
- Sarah Web
- Title
- Sylvio (from Pagliacci)
- Medium
- Oil on canvas
- Price
- 1250
- Gallery
- Gate Gallery
About This Artwork
"Sarah Webb has worked as a professional artist for the past 27 years. Born in Cleethorpes in 1964, her early years were spent on the east coast of England. Later she live in Southern Spain for seven years. Twice a finalist in the BP and John Player awards at the National Portrait Gallery, her influences are Goya, Velasquez, Soralla and Rembrandt. Her one-man show currently at the Gate Gallery is a collection of paintings and drawings inspired by Leoncavallo's opera ""Pagliacci."" "
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- Artist
- Colin Orchard
- Title
- St Peter's Street, St Ives
- Medium
- Oil on calico/board
- Price
- 1650
- Gallery
- Glass House Gallery
About This Artwork
Colin Orchard lives and works in St Ives Cornwall. He supplies galleries throughout the UK and has had over 15 one man shows, in 2007 Colin was elected to the Royal Society of British Artists
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- Artist
- Anne Vibeke Mou
- Title
- Untitled
- Medium
- Pencil on paper
- Price
- 1200
- Gallery
- Globe City Gallery
About This Artwork
Anne Vibeke Mou traces time with the promise of revelation. Her work explores how materials may effect a momentary suspension in the dialectics of change, entropy and fix. Mou’s practice moves between drawing and sculpture, from slow, compulsive processes of making to accidental encounters and the found object. Currently, the making of her drawings involves the application of many tiny marks following a rigidly defined horizontal grid. The image evolves from this process as densities of the marks vary over lengthy periods of time. Intense repetition of tiny individual marks reveals the paradoxical collision of the apocalyptic with the sublime.
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- Artist
- Angela Chalmers
- Title
- Silence 3
- Medium
- Ink on Indian rag paper
- Price
- 550
- Gallery
- Grosmont Gallery
About This Artwork
Angela uses the process of painting and drawing with a variety of watercolour media and handmade paper to explore the human form. Her work is influenced by her attraction towards eroded surfaces that reveal a passage of time and draws inspiration from sculpture and friezes from ancient cultures.
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- Artist
- Gill Levin
- Title
- Through the Dark Trees
- Medium
- Oil on board
- Price
- 775
- Gallery
- Harleston Gallery
About This Artwork
Born in Hampton, brought up in Chelsea, Gill studied music for 7 years before attending Chelsea Art School. After graduating she worked for the Design Centre, Haymarket and was a member of the F H K Henrion Group of Designers. Later she branched out on her own as a silversmith and later as a potter. She was a founder member of The Temperance Seven in the fifties and has been playing in classical orchestras & jazz groups ever since. This painting is part of Gill’s retrospective exhibition entitled ‘A Lifetime’s Work’
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- Artist
- Olwen Jones
- Title
- Station Entrance
- Medium
- Watercolour
- Price
- 560
- Gallery
- Hayletts Gallery
About This Artwork
Olwen Jones is a brilliant watercolour artist who expresses her passion for colour and pattern with beautiful paintings of interiors full of flowers, foliage and an abundance of natural sunlight.
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- Artist
- Edward Noott
- Title
- Sunshine after a shower, Lucca
- Medium
- Oil on Canvas
- Price
- 1600
- Gallery
- John Noott Galleries
About This Artwork
Edward Noott was born in 1965 and took a Foundation Course at the Cheltenham College of Art. He later studied at Trent Polytechnic College of Art, where he gained a B.A. – Fine Art Degree Course, and later attended the State University of New York, Oneonta, N.Y. Edward has exhibited regularly at the Royal Institute of Painters in Oils, the Royal Birmingham Society of Painters, and the Royal West of England Academy. One-man exhibitions have been held in Broadway, Worcestershire, annually since 1993, together with exhibitions in Bristol in 1995 and 1997, at the Weatherburne Gallery, Naples, U.S.A. in February 2000, and the John M.Stringer Gallery, New Jersey, 2002.
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- Artist
- John Thornton
- Title
- Low Tide, Gristhorpe Sands, near…
- Medium
- Mixed media
- Price
- 1100
- Gallery
- Kentmere House Gallery
About This Artwork
John Thornton paints coastal & woodland scenes, and also seascapes. But these are no ordinary seascapes. With their foaming waves and jewel-like colours in the rock pools, they could only be produced by someone who has a genuine love of the coast, particularly of Yorkshire and Cornwall. John is a Yorkshireman and a self-taught artist. After a career of working in wood, he now devotes his time to painting. He has become one of the most successful artists at Kentmere House,and has shown in London and the south, as well as in other prestigious galleries in Yorkshire.
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- Artist
- Mary Sumner
- Title
- Over the Harbour
- Medium
- Acrylic
- Price
- 380
- Gallery
- Lantic Gallery
About This Artwork
Mary Sumner is renowned for her silk paintings and has recently returned to acrylics, being inspired by the texture and richness of paint. Mary’s style has evolved with a fluid spontaneity, attention to detail and intensely beautiful colours with her pictures featuring natural landscapes, coastal towns, rolling hills and farm animals. This work will be part of the exhibition that will run at the Lantic Gallery from 4th to 31st October 2008.
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- Artist
- Benjamin Warner
- Title
- St Michael's Mount
- Medium
- Oil on board
- Price
- 600
- Gallery
- Lighthouse Gallery
About This Artwork
A beautiful depiction of this well loved Cornish landmark from his solo exhibition ‘Heritage’ at Lighthouse Gallery, Penzance
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- Artist
- James Wheeler
- Title
- Hidden Valley
- Medium
- Oil on cork
- Price
- 725
- Gallery
- Lupton Square Gallery
About This Artwork
A Scottish artist now living in the North of England. His work captures a sense of the places he visits rending them atmospheric and yet calm and peaceful at the same time.