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Neil Pinkett

31 March – 1 May 2021

Towards the Mount

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Towards the Mount

oil on board
30 x 60cm

Beach Break

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Beach Break

oil on board
35 x 45cm

Gwennap Head

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Gwennap Head

oil on canvas
122 x 90cm

Approaching Rain

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Approaching Rain

oil on board
42 x 60cm

Atlantic Waves

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Atlantic Waves

oil on board
30 x 42cm £1750

Evening Drama

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Evening Drama

oil on board
21 x 51cm

Mousehole Boats

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Mousehole Boats

oil on board
36 x 56cm

Porthleven Harbour

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Porthleven Harbour

oil on canvas
50 x 76cm

Winter, Mousehole

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Winter, Mousehole

oil on canvas
50 x 76cm

Stream through Woods

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Stream through Woods

oil on board
43 x 34cm

On the Moorings Before the Flood

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On the Moorings Before the Flood

oil on board
43 x 61cm £2225

Riverside Reflection

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Riverside Reflection

oil on board
43 x 60cm

Dockside Cranes, Bristol

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Dockside Cranes, Bristol

oil on board
43 x 60cm

Rockpool

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Rockpool

oil on board
51 x 62cm

Penzance Harbour

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Penzance Harbour

oil on canvas
51 x 62cm

Sun and Cliffs

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Sun and Cliffs

oil on canvas
60 x 90cm

The Little Green Halfpenny Bridge

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The Little Green Halfpenny Bridge

oil on board
30 x 42cm £1750

“The places in which I have lived and worked have always been dominated by the proximity of water.

I was born in West Penwith with the sea on three sides of the land mass, in the last few years I have lived for part of the time on the river Avon near Bath.
The water’s surface is a vehicle for meditation and contemplation, the sea in particular changes mood and character constantly, at times a mirror to the sky, at others a maelstrom of surging energy and always captivating.” 

Neil Pinkett, March 2021

 

 

Neil Pinkett – Water

Neil Pinkett was born in St. Just, Cornwall in 1958. His early artistic career saw him work as a successful illustrator before he moved into the fine art arena with a hugely successful debut solo exhibition in 1996. Since that date Neil has become one of the foremost landscape painters in Britain. His work has been exhibited at a large number of galleries throughout the UK and Gordon Ramsay Restaurant, London and a collection of his paintings has also toured in venues across America.

In this new collection of oil paintings, Neil has turned his focus to the element that has always been at the forefront of his artistic career – water. Growing up in the far south west of Cornwall and being surrounded by the sea, water and the interplay of light upon it, has been the focus of his paintings throughout his life. In recent years Neil has split his time between Cornwall – working from cliff edges and using a fishing hut as a studio on the cliffs at Cape Cornwall – to his boat moored in Bath, where the gentle flow of canal water has offered an alternative perspective to the forceful, ever changing sea tides which have often been captured in his paintings.

This last year has seen Neil study water in all it’s guises; from surging Cornish tides, streams wending their way through valleys and woods, reflective canals and rivers, rockpools and bustling harbours. These paintings illustrate Neil’s masterly handling of his subject matter – he has become a virtuoso at capturing mood and intensity. Those remarkable fleeting moments that he has so carefully observed and beautifully captured, transport us to the times we have all stood on beaches, cliff edges and river banks and been captivated by the beauty of light hitting water.

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