Victoria Lewis

The two works shown here, by Stratford artist Victoria Lewis, are done on large panels with oil sticks. Each landscape is "constucted from pieces of other landscapes and views in the outside world." The oil stick, oil paint in a solid form resembling a crayon, allows Victoria to apply the oil in a robust burst of colour and shape. Each work exerts the energy of the Canadian landscape Victoria admires.
Top to bottom: Drift  48" x 48"; Island  48" x 48". For more information on Victoria's work please contact the store.

New Leslie Watts Paintings

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We have some exciting new paintings by Leslie Watts in the store. In these works Leslie has taken the ordinary and twisted reality by placing animals in the scene. London Tube Stations and a London Pub serve as backdrops for this new genre of work. From top to bottom: Happy Hour; Boston Manor; Osterley.

Lester Pitcher

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These wonderful pieces of folk art are by Lester Pitcher from Humber Valley, Newfoundland. Each piece details life in a Newfoundland fishing village. Setting out the salt cod to dry under the clothesline, enjoying a drink and conversation on the dock bringing in and cleaning the days catch. For more information on these pieces please contact the store.

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Alan Dhingra

St Mary's artist, Alan Dhingra, has done a series of Moose pictures using old maps and paint. We have a number of them in the store right now in different sizes and each with a unique image and map.