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Here you can browse the artists and their portfolio of work either by scrolling through our index of artists or selecting the letter corresponding to the artist’s last name.

We have also created an option here to filter the artists by art category or, if you prefer you can search our database of artists and keywords.

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: Danielle oConnor Akiyama; Bold primary coloured florals that are not just eye catching, they stop you in your tracks.

B

: Darren Baker; Outstanding portraits that you would swear were photographs. Realism at its best!

: Bob Barker; Memories of an industrial past conjured up through a palette of romantic colours.

: Hamish Blakely; A sensual analysis of the balance between implied carnality and genuine tenderness.

: James Blinkhorn; Deeply intricate cityscapes produced using single primary colours and many shades of grey.

: Daisy Boman; They can make you smile, but look closer and you will discover how serious the bo-men are.

: Louise Braithwaite; One of the joyful characters in these pieces of activity laden 'naive' art might even be you!

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: A J Callan; Piggy bank shaped characters in amusing takes on real life situations.

: Scott Carruthers; The secret lives of kids, their fantastic imaginations, and the worlds that they create.

: Pam Carter; Dramatic views of 'deep blue' seas, 'rugged' lands and 'big' skies.

: Nadeem Chughtai; One picture, one thousand stories - but it's for the viewer to translate the meaning.

: Simon Claridge; A palette of contrasting tones combine to capture the female form with a pop art twist.

: Reuben Colley; Urban scenes and landscapes capturing active city life as well as some more tranquil moments.

: Wendy Corbett; Stunning paintings with amazing use of colour that capture the essence of dusk and dawn.

: Paul Corfield; A celluloid countryside of warm, vibrant landscapes and enticing, distant vistas.

: Lawrence Coulson; Refined, clear paintings of alluring landscapes convey the emotions of the skies.

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: Sherree Valentine Daines; The instantly recognisable oils on canvas of the face of Modern British Impressionism.

: Drew Darcy; Sophisticated contemporary figurative paintings sensually capture the female form.

: Neil Dawson; Bristling with life and energy this escapist imagary captures the vibrancy of the city after dark.

: Lesley Anne Derks; The sounds, the smells, the lights and in particular the reflections of the city brought to life.

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: Mark Edwards; A world of personal interpretation, a place where questions are many.

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: David Farren; Day-to-day urban scenes that capture the raw energy and drama of city life.

: Ge Feng; An urban fusion of East and West through these innovative graffiti artworks.

: Derrick Fielding; Fascinating shapes cast by shadows stretch out into the evening twilight.

: Karl Fjellstrom; Female & male form expressed in these photo realistic original oil paintings.

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: Sarah Graham; Vivid colour, bold imagery and favourite memories combine in these striking retro paintings.

: Philip Gray; Powerful luminescent skies and the ordered beauty of nature laid out below.

: Mark Grieves; Inspired architectural shapes constructed and inhabited by anonymous little people.

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: Rolf Harris CBE AM; The veteran TV personality presents a collection of exquisite artworks.

: Rob Hefferan; Romantic observations of the female form placed settings that capture the moment.

: Courtenay Holden; Studies of nature across the continents; from the Americas to Europe to Australasia.

: Paul Horton; A humorous world of amiable and quirky characters inhabiting inventive street scenes.

: Doug Hyde; Love and friendship explored through bold characters crafted with soft pastel tones.

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: Inam Inamullah; Atmospheric forests shrouded in mist and silver birches glowing in the moonlight.

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: Mike Jackson; Friendship personified through these romantic characters.

: Barbara James; Vibrant colours and clean precise lines define these coastal and harbourside scenes.

: Steve Johnston; Exceptionally detailed anonymous figures painted within panoramas of colour.

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: Simon Kenevan; Spectacular seascapes shimmer with sunlight reflected on the sea.

: Paul Kenton; Exhilarating, hectic cityscapes brimming with activity and furious movement.

: Gordon King; Inspiring figurative paintings reflecting romance, happiness and emotion.

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: Rebecca Lardner; A place where people take second place to the narrow houses and fishing boats.

: Mandy Long; Complex and powerful, these athletic figures compete before our eyes.

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: Duncan MacGregor; Sailboats in motion, embraced by the ocean, set against the disappearing coastline.

: Alexander Millar; Nostaligic depictions of working class folk take on a life of their own.

: Edward Monkton; Bold imagery and the profound musings of this unique poet and philosopher.

: John Myatt; Know your 'Old Masters'? How about a Monet by Myatt.

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: Govinder Nazran; See love and happiness or death and the Devil, it's all in the eye of the beholder.

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: Jennine Parker; Rich tactile sculptures of contrasting textures, curves, lines and shapes.

: Nick Potter; Humanity's relationship between ancient lands and the skies above.

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: Chris and Steve Rocks; Twin brothers who capture the overwhelming power of nature in their abstract images.

: Richard Rowan; Captivating skyscapes with an amazing luminescence uniquely produced on glass.

: Jeff Rowland; Saturated, rain drenched cityscapes inspired by celluloid classics.

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: Julie Ann Scott; The hypnotic and vibrant underwater kingdom viewed through pools of light.

: Jonathan Shaw; Colour in motion from the imagination; seas and skies with an abstract touch.

: Caroline Shotton; The bovine characters in this amazing cow-world have become a phenomoonon.

: Louis Sidoli; Layers of glass fused to create unique tiles depicting urban scenes and cityscapes.

: Peter Smith; A fantastic world inhabited by the wonderful 'zeppos' and 'impossimals'.

: Ron Sombilon; Absorb yourself in colour with these thought provoking photo-fantasy artworks.

: Mark Spain; Gentle romantic figures stand easily within emotive dusky scenes.

: Debra Stroud; Lose yourself in waves of colour, each layer creating a unique mood of reflection.

: Sarah Jane Szikora; Exaggerated people and life sized gingerbread men make daily life anything but average.

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: Arron Bird TEMPER; Striking sensual images created using cans of spray paint and tagged by TEMPER.

: Lesley Thiel; Extraordinary equestrian portraits - a tribute to natures beauty and grace.

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: Jack Vettriano OBE; Romantic characterisations and idyllic scenes from the ever popular 'people's painter'.

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: Gary Walton; Quirky coastal watercolours with characteristic jaunty buildings raise a smile.

: John Waterhouse; Misty, rural images in classic sepia tones that capture the romance of the countryside.

: Nel Whatmore; Full-on blooms of colour and landscapes evoking spring and summer light.

: Peter Wileman PROI; Waterways and canals bathed in romantic moonlight and warm sunshine.

: John Wilson; Mixing the innocent stick figures that children draw alongside 'Old Masters'.

: Mark Wilson; Vibrant contemporary florals, rich in colour and energy - the ultimate power flowers.