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August 11, 2008

Works by British Artist Hawkins

Spring_walk_hawkins_westport_galler New original oil paintings have just arrived from British Artist Stephen Hawkins. As a child, Stephen combined an enthusiasm for horses with a love of drawing. He soon displayed a natural artistic ability which led him to produce equestrian and countryside paintings using a variety of medium. Since moving to Sussex 16 years ago, Stephen has concentrated on oil paintings, mainly of the South Downs. These capture the subtle changes of light and shade, throughout the seasons. The inclusion of sheep and cattle in many of his landscapes helps to convey the peaceful atmosphere of Downland life. His paintings have been exhibited at the Royal Society of Equestrian Artists and at various exhibitions around England, and at the Westport River Gallery. The top picture is Spring Walk, 20x30.

Posted at 11:29 AM in European Art, Landscapes |

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Thanks. His works are a rare find in this country, and so different from American and French art.

Posted by: Ken | September 12, 2008 at 08:58 PM

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