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Paintings

Landscapes of Grantchester, Cambridge and Coton, coasts from Achmelvich to Donegal, and a few portraits.

Grantchester

The Grantchester Eight

Towards Grantchester Mill in Winter
Towards Grantchester Mill in Winter
Grantchester Mill – going to work
Grantchester Mill – going to work
Towards the Mill, Grantchester
Towards the Mill, Grantchester
Dawn over Grantchester
Dawn over Grantchester
Early Spring Willows – Grantchester
Early Spring Willows – Grantchester
Walking by the Cam
Walking by the Cam
The Cam towards Grantchester after Dawn
The Cam towards Grantchester after Dawn
The Grantchester Sunfall
The Grantchester Sunfall

Cambridge and Coton

Colleges, villages and spring

Magdalene College at night
Magdalene College at night
Trinity Great Court at eveningtide
Trinity Great Court at eveningtide
The Senate House At Midnight
The Senate House At Midnight
Spring Sprung
Spring Sprung
Spring Come
Spring Come
View of Coton (detail)
View of Coton (detail)
The back field, Coton, at dawn
The back field, Coton, at dawn

Local glory

Gardens, hedgerows and verges

Cow Parsley Time
Cow Parsley Time
Local glory
Local glory
Sun after Rain
Sun after Rain

Further afield

From Achmelvich to Donegal

Achmelvic at sunset on the longest day
Achmelvic at sunset on the longest day
I can’t believe
I can’t believe
Fast and Slow
Fast and Slow
Mamore Gap, Donegal
Mamore Gap, Donegal
Cedd’s Chapel 654AD at the mouth of the Blackwater estuary, Bradwell on Sea
Cedd’s Chapel 654AD at the mouth of the Blackwater estuary, Bradwell on Sea
Emley Moor Cow
Emley Moor Cow
Seeing clearly
Seeing clearly
Constable or Turner?
Constable or Turner?

Portraits

Portraits and a clay relief

Kathleen Fowle, Coton
Kathleen Fowle, Coton
John Stott
John Stott
A clay relief sculpture of Dad
A clay relief sculpture of Dad
Mr Donebyasyoudo
Mr Donebyasyoudo

Poetry

Grantchester in verse

Hello, says God, Good Morning, Grantchester.Today we have a rose and yellow dawn.No need to hurry. Toast and coffee time.It took me something like a billion years

From Good Morning, Grantchester