Lincoln Townley | Skull Banker | White Rose (black mount) Rags to Richie or as a hand-embellished canvas

or as a hand-embellished canvas edition individually re-touched by the artist in oil and acrylic on gallery stretchers

Paul investigates what happens when colour contrast is removed entirely and the viewer is asked to engage with surface

If You Ever Leave Me — the title drawn from the Barbra Streisand and Vince Gill duet

Grey Green is among the most atmospherically subtle works in Christian Hook's equestrian catalogue — a palette that moves away from the warm chromaticism of Cielo De Naranjos toward something cooler

The mixed media process allows him to build surfaces of considerable material richness

Lincoln Townley | Skull Banker | White Rose (black mount) Rags to Richie or as a hand-embellished canvasLincoln Townley (b. 1971) Skull Banker White Rose (Black Mount) Original mixed media The White Rose introduces into the Skull Banker series one of the most symbolically loaded of natural objects the white rose carrying associations of innocence, purity, and the specifically English tradition of the Wars of the Roses. In the context of the Skull Banker whose suits speak of the City of London, of financial power, of the specifically English