2015 Catalogue

Approximate sizes in cm (including the frame as appropriate)

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Artists taking part (click on name for more details):
	Ann Udale Anne‑Marie Wills‑Wilson Bob Crook Chris White Christine Haywood Cynthia Overland Doreen Hebron Fiona French Gill Baguley Hannah Hann Hilldred Harman Janet Wyman Janice Wolf Karen Pearson Keri Lowe Krys Leach Lesley Ash Mark Summers Merry Hart Mike Gandy Mike Thody Robert Downie Robert Dunster Ros Wilson Ruth Brumby Su Summers Tracy Myers Ute Sutcliffe
Ann Udale	During my working life spent in the South West of London, I studied pottery at the Richmond College of Art for a number of years. Since my retirement to North Norfolk, I have taken up painting and sketching, attending art classes and day courses. My interests extend to pottery, calligraphy, watercolour, charcoal and, most recently, creating miniatures using mixed media enhanced with fine embroidery.
1/486	Country Garden Miniature	Embroidered Picture	13h x 18w	£18
Anne‑Marie Wills‑Wilson	I am a self-taught pet and wildlife artist living in the beautiful North Norfolk countryside totally surrounded by the wildlife that I adore. I've always been dotty about animals and, over the years, have been owned by lots of pets... dogs, cats, budgies, rabbits, mice, chickens, horses and even the odd frog or two!! When I work I pay a lot of attention to fine detail which gives a natural and lifelike appearance to my portraits. The greatest compliment that I can receive about my art is if someone says that they can almost hear the animal breathing or that the fur looks so real that they want to run their fingers through it. I don't just want to paint a beautiful animal, I also want to capture its personality too. Each portrait takes many hours of work and I use the highest quality pastel pencils, soft pastel sticks and paper to achieve the best results. www.animal-pet-portraits.co.uk
60/497	Cleo	Pastels	34h x 42w	£135
60/492	Duma	Pastels	33h x 49w	£200
60/494	Hamish	Pastels	40h x 35w	£185
60/496	How Dare You Wake Me?	Pastels	30h x 40w	£180
60/495	Lookout	Pastels	39h x 32w	£175
60/500	Testing the Water	Pastels	37h x 37w	£170
60/493	The Maharajah	Pastels	39h x 35w	£195
Bob Crook	I am a Norfolk bred wildlife artist, living in Cromer, specialising in mostly bird subjects in acrylic; pencil and ink; and watercolour. Inspiration for my work comes from birdwatching, I am a self-confessed Larophile (a seagull fanatic!), and my passion for and experiences with the natural world. From a young age I was interested in birds and art, I later went on to spend a career spanning nearly thirty years working in nature conservation management for bodies such as National Trust; RSPB; Broads Authority; and English Nature. My many (I have a few!) artistic influences include Roland Green; Keith Shackleton; Robert Gilmore; Jason Partner; Lars Jonnson; Chris Rose; Keith Brockie; and Terrence James Bond. In 2011, I took voluntary redundancy from Natural England, due to ill health, and subsequently started life as a Wildlife Artist.
20/438	Avocet and Chick	Acrylic	31h x 36w	£60
20/439	Avocet Pair	Acrylic	31h x 36w	£60
20/435	Bullfinch Pair	Acrylic	31h x 36w	£60
20/436	Migrating Avocets	Acrylic	47h x 47w	£80
20/441	Sparrowhawk and Prey	Acrylic	46h x 61w	£200
20/440	Watching Me, Watching You!	Acrylic	61h x 46w	£200
20/437	Willow le Kingfisher	Acrylic	31h x 36w	£60
Chris White	Chris has had no formal art training although excelled in art and technical drawing. He trained as a mechanic servicing all kinds of office machinery working in the City of London. Later he turned his attention to the electrical retail trade. He moved to Norfolk in 1991 to run his own grocery/newsagent shop and post office. After ten years he sold on this business to pursue his love of glass crafting. As a trained and qualified adult education tutor he has seen many of his students take up this fascinating and rewarding craft all producing excellent work. Chris exhibits his work with the National Trust and numerous other private gardens. He exhibits his work every year as part of the North Norfolk Open Studios event.
15/512	Large Apple Mirror	Stained Glass	27h x 24w	£18
15/513	Medium Apple Mirror	Stained Glass	17h x 17w	£12.50
15/510	Mosaic Mirror	Stained Glass	42h x 36w	£48
15/511	Purple Haze	Stained Glass	27h x 27w	£35
Christine Haywood	Returning to art was my millennium promise to myself. Whilst working as a gardener, I was inspired to capture the sense of being up close to a flower. I paint in high detail to show the often hidden, but beautiful aspects of plant forms. Watercolour is a subtle medium which works well with my methods. I use many layers to achieve a vibrancy of colour with a transparency that allows other colours to show through. Please visit my website. www.chrishaywoodart.co.uk
32/402	Apple Blossom	Watercolour	23h x 28w	£85
32/404	Himalayan Blue Poppies	Watercolour	44h x 34w	£110
32/403	Norah's Rose	Watercolour	34h x 28w	£95
32/401	Tulip	Watercolour	23h x 28w	£85
Cynthia Overland	I was born in Bedfordshire and was encouraged by my art teacher at an early age to take up painting and fashion after leaving school. I had various commission work but mostly enjoyed painting for my own pleasure. In 2002 I moved to Norfolk and joined Greshams Art School along with various other art groups mainly working in life drawing, portraits and local scenes.
49/369	Mud Ringlets	Acrylic	53h x 43w	£180
49/368	Velvet	Acrylic	56h x 46w	£110
Doreen Hebron	I graduated from The Glasgow School of Art as a Graphic Designer - some years ago... Worked all over the place doing all manner of related jobs from producing graphics at a teaching hospital to illustrating children's comics, with a glancing blow (not literally of course) to Paddington bear and other famous furry creatures in between. I eventually settled down to being a freelance illustrator who occasionally dabbles in other Art-world stuff. www.sunnyside-workshops.co.uk
33/379	Children of the Moon	Denim, Domestos and Stitching	90h x 90w	£200
Fiona French	Fiona is a published author, editor, and illustrator of children's books. She has kindly donated this coloured pencil drawing which was used for the cover of the April edition of the local newsletter. Half the selling price will go to Little Barningham Church with the other half to Hempstead Church.
62/487	Easter	Coloured Pencil	23h x 23w	£60
Gill Baguley	After a lifetime spent teaching Art to children in London, I've returned to Norfolk and, now, in retirement, I am fulfilling a lifelong ambition to paint. Norfolk, with its myriad of wonderful land and seascapes enthrall me, as do my feline friends. Using acrylic, ink and paint is my preferred medium. What a wonderful life!
12/378	Blakeney Channel	Acrylic	20h x 51w	£50
12/376	Constable's Cat	Acrylic	8h x 8w	£40
12/377	Gainsborough's Cats	Acrylic	30h x 40w	£50
12/370	Mad Cats	Acrylic	55h x 41w	£85
12/374	The Harbour, Dubrovnik	Acrylic	43h x 63w	£85
12/371	Moonlight	Acrylic Ink	48h x 56w	£90
12/372	Reflections	Acrylic Ink	52h x 52w	£100
12/373	'We will remember them'	Acrylic Ink	53h x 60w	£110
12/375	Winter Sheep	Acrylic Ink	56h x 67w	£100
Hannah Hann	I was born in Shetland and studied for my degree in Fine Art at Falmouth Art School, Cornwall. I taught in Norfolk for a few years and now work full-time as an artist, painting and making prints. I now live in Norfolk and much of my work is based on the places where I have lived. My paintings often evolve through a process of working quite intuitively relying on memory, photographs or minimal sketches. This allows me to use paint in abstract ways, preferring to suggest or emphasize certain things, rather than literally describe them. I like to use oil paint, collage and sometimes acrylic. www.hannahhann.com
54/522	After the Tide	Print	40h x 40w	£75
54/521	Bird Vase	Print	40h x 40w	£75
54/519	Hannah's Flowers	Print	40h x 40w	£75
54/526	Moon, Trees and Birds	Print	40h x 40w	£75
54/523	Nesting Rooks	Print	40h x 40w	£75
54/520	Peter's Sheep	Print	40h x 40w	£75
54/524	Rookery	Print	40h x 40w	£75
54/525	Sandbank Gulls	Print	40h x 40w	£75
Hilldred Harman	I have been painting for many years as an amateur, experimenting in many different mediums. Having lived in Lincolnshire for many years I was inspired by the fabulous skies, the dawns and sunsets. Watercolours were ideal for this, which I mainly concentrate on now. Now, enjoying most of my time in North Norfolk I love the variety of light, venues and charm of the Norfolk landscapes. I just love being in the landscape and do virtually no studio work. You can see more of my work on my website. www.hilldredharmanpaintings.weebly.com
7/533	Blakeney	Watercolour	18h x 34w	£30
7/446	Boats at Glandford	Watercolour	44h x 54w	£65
7/444	Cromer Pier	Watercolour	44h x 54w	£65
7/442	Fishing Boats at Hua Hin, Thailand	Watercolour	44h x 54w	£75
7/503	North Sea View Wighton	Watercolour	44h x 54w	£75
7/527	Old Fishing Village - Lanzarote	Watercolour	44h x 54w	£75
7/443	Reflections over Selbrigg Pond	Watercolour	44h x 54w	£65
7/502	Seal Boats at Morston	Watercolour	44h x 54w	£75
7/501	Walk at Felbrigg	Watercolour	44h x 54w	£75
7/445	Wiveton Church	Watercolour	44h x 54w	£100
Janet Wyman	I worked as a Librarian, gift shop proprietor, Post Office worker and full-time carer. Now retired and, when time allows, following my interests which are playing the piano, walking in our lovely Norfolk countryside and on the coast and pursuing my artistic endeavours. Currently my main interest in that direction is creating pencil drawings of those most difficult of creatures to draw, namely cats.
31/478	Lion	Pastel	28h x 23w	£30
31/479	Anyone for a game	Pencil	28h x 33w	£35
31/482	Butter would not melt	Pencil	23h x 53w	£45
31/481	Forty-plus winks	Pencil	33h x 28w	£35
31/480	Hunting in the snow	Pencil	33h x 28w	£35
31/483	Just a wash and brush up	Pencil	48h x 36w	£45
Janice Wolf	Up until the last two years, which have been spent in Norfolk, I have worked and resided in The Netherlands. I have followed various occupations whilst raising a family. When my children were of school age I studied English at a Dutch Teacher's training college to enable me to work free lance for Adult Education. Alongside of this I decided to do a sculpture course one afternoon a week and that was where my love of sculpture began. I have been sculpturing for some 18 years now and my love for sculpturing hasn't changed. I am partly self-taught and partly professional as I followed tuition at The Academy for Art in Laren for some 10 years under the wing of Jos van Oosterhout who is a professional sculptor. Jos suggested to me that I stop with tuition and venture my own path as he felt I was more than capable. I then worked as a full-time sculptor. My passion is working in wood, especially organic forms, but this is a time consuming and a laborious task as I do it all by hand thus making it rather expensive but exclusive.
57/460	Fishermen's Wives Waiting	Fired Clay	13h x 32w x 7d	£125
57/459	Scottish Highlanders	Fired Clay	13h x 26w x 29d	£195
57/461	Sheep Huddled in Snow	Fired Clay	12h x 21w x 21d	£95
57/528	The Ponderer	Fired Clay	13h x 15w x 7d	£65
57/458	Swing High, Swing Low	Fired Clay on Swing	180h x 15w x 8d	£65
57/529	Both Leaf Dish & Poppy	Glazed Fired Clay	41h x 30w x 4d	£75
57/457	Flat Leaf Dish	Glazed Fired Clay	41h x 30w x 2d	£35
57/456	Poppy - Papaver Somniferum	Glazed Fired Clay	21h x 25w x 2d	£45
Karen Pearson	Karen has a diploma in Design Ceramics at the Royal Forest of Dean Collage and a BA Honours in Visual Arts from Falmouth University. Karen has a home pottery studio and prior to this worked as a potter and pottery teacher.
58/507	Country Jug 1	Ceramics		£35
58/508	Country Jug 2	Ceramics		£30
58/509	Country Jug 3	Ceramics		£25
58/504	Leaf & Moon Phases Mug	Ceramics		£12
58/505	Leaf Bowl	Ceramics		£10
58/506	Slip Coloured Bowl	Ceramics		£15
58/534	Two small cups	Ceramics		£15
Keri Lowe	I have always made something, ever since I was a child. I enjoy the freedom of flitting from one medium to another and love to try everything new. My passions are working with clay, felt and textiles and papier-mache but that may be because there's other things I haven't tried yet! I don't really have inspired ideas... I just have to fulfill urges which is why there never seems to be a thread to anything I do.
34/406	Before The Giants 1	Shibori-nuno Felt	40h x 40w	£70
34/407	Before The Giants 2	Shibori-nuno Felt	40h x 40w	£70
34/408	Before The Giants 3	Shibori-nuno Felt	40h x 40w	£70
34/410	Before The Giants 4	Shibori-nuno Felt	70h x 48w	£180
34/405	Hare Today	Shibori-nuno Felt	70h x 60w	£170
34/530	Poppy Fields	Shibori-nuno Felt	64h x 46w	£110
34/409	Spring Field	Shibori-nuno Felt	75h x 82w	£170
Krys Leach	Born in Sydney but raised in London, I was taught by Kyffin Williams RA before attending Norwich School of Art. Although painting since childhood, I've exhibited professionally since 1996 and shown all over England and parts of the Irish Republic. Although I'm best known for my landscapes and maritime subjects, I'm gaining a reputation for collectable figure work. Distinctive for their rich colour and evocative use of light, my images often suggest hidden narratives or unguarded moments. Varying in size between several feet and several inches, my work is held in a number of East Anglian Hospitals and private collections around the world.
3/418	Mini Painting	Oil	20h x 25w	£40
3/412	High Tide at Holkham	Oil & Acrylic	45h x 52w	£145
3/416	Hotspots	Oil & Acrylic	37h x 37w	£125
3/415	Noises Off	Oil & Acrylic	37h x 37w	£125
3/417	Terracotta	Oil & Acrylic	37h x 37w	£125
3/414	Crimson Thread	Oil, Acrylic & Marble Dust	41h x 30w	£125
3/413	Departure	Oil, Acrylic & Marble Dust	45h x 39w	£145
3/411	Tricolour	Oil, Acrylic & Marble Dust	41h x 76w	£195
Lesley Ash	Lesley has been making figurative sculpture in cold-cast metals for over 12 years. She works them in clay, before making a mould and casting them in either bronze, brass, iron or copper. Inspired by her grandchildren, her larger work documents the children's development. She also makes animals, sometimes commissioned by their owners but often because a particular dog or creature catches her eye. All the cold-cast figures are outdoor sculpture and are left outdoors all winter with no ill effects.
43/488	Baby Chick	Cold-cast Bronze	12h x 12w x 8d	£51
43/489	Chicken	Cold-cast Bronze	35h x 30w x 20d	£103
43/363	Cockerel	Cold-cast Bronze	40h x 30w x 20d	£103
43/490	Hare	Cold-cast Bronze	24h x 24w x 19d	£103
43/491	Roman Panther	Cold-cast Bronze	12h x 16w x 6d	£80
Mark Summers	The original 'blueprint', cyanotypes are made using one of the earliest photographic processes, dating from the 1840s. The original method is used here - ferns are laid on to handmade, pure cotton paper that is handcoated with iron-based sensitiser and then exposed to sunlight. Each print is unique, the combination of subject, paper and brushstrokes never being identical.
61/484	Fern Study 1	Blue Print	43h x 31w	£40
61/485	Fern Study 2	Blue Print	43h x 31w	£40
Merry Hart	I am self taught and have been painting for only a few years mainly in oil but I also love pastels and have dabbled with acrylics. Seascapes and landscapes are my favourite subjects and occasionally a wild animal or two. Returning to Sheringham after living here as a child has been a delight. It has made me determined to get outside and paint on the beach and in the countryside as well as from photos and from my imagination.
53/396	Distressed	Oil	30h x 41w	£85
53/397	Holkham Beach at Dawn	Oil	31h x 41w	£75
53/398	Light in the Window	Oil	45h x 55w	£105
53/399	Birthday Flowers	Pastel	43h x 35w	£55
53/395	Otter	Pastel	54h x 49w	£95
53/400	Sheringham Breakwaters	Pastel	40h x 47w	£85
53/531	Patience	Patchwork	137h x 92w	£200
Mike Gandy	I started to paint when I was training to be a nurse. I have used water colour, but now prefer oil or acrylic and tend to use ideas from places visited, or imagined.
59/477	Autumnal	Acrylic	52h x 60w	£125
59/476	Somewhere Dreamt Of	Oil	48h x 60w	£150
Mike Thody	Since early childhood art and design have been part of my life. After retiring early from my career as a building surveyor, I chose to take a degree in fine art (painting and sculpture) at Hertfordshire University. In 2002 we moved to North Norfolk and I was lucky to have a garden studio to continue my work painting in oils, watercolour and pastels and making sculpture. In 2003 I started making sculpture in Holt Country Park using found materials and timber supplied by North Norfolk District Council. In 2008 I started a small charcoal drawing class in Hempstead at the village hall to inspire new artists. In the last two years I have concentrated on watercolour painting inspired by North-Norfolk churches, country side, sea and boats. www.mikethodyart.co.uk
16/434	Bringing in the Catch - Cromer	Watercolour	54h x 44w	£100
16/432	Dawn Light - Blakeney	Watercolour	54h x 44w	£100
16/532	Dingies at Morston	Watercolour	54h x 44w	£50
16/430	Felbrigg Hall	Watercolour	54h x 44w	£100
16/427	Iris	Watercolour	44h x 54w	£100
16/428	Salthouse from Shingle Bank	Watercolour	54h x 44w	£100
16/431	Seal Boats - Morston	Watercolour	54h x 44w	£100
16/433	Timeless Cromer	Watercolour	54h x 44w	£100
16/429	Wiveton Church Mid February	Watercolour	54h x 44w	£100
Robert Downie	I began making art as a child and now feel I have come almost full circle. In my work I seek to simplify local land and seascapes until they become classic templates for our childhood memories, allowing each and every viewer to draw out their own story from the image. I seek only to recall the simplicity of our childlike state in forms and structures sometimes reminiscent of the classic beach postcard or fairytale book illustration, all certainly from a more innocent age. A common thread throughout my work is telling of the sense of magic, of wonder and awe in everyday life, then leaving it to the viewer to weave their own tale around the image. Go to my web site to see more of my work. www.robertdowniefineart.com
55/425	Bright Flints	Pen, Ink & Gouache	50h x 40w	£150
55/424	Calling Down the Moon	Pen, Ink & Gouache	30h x 40w	£130
55/421	Dusk at Overstrand	Pen, Ink & Gouache	30h x 40w	£130
55/423	Harebell Moon	Pen, Ink & Gouache	30h x 40w	£130
55/426	Pines at Holkham	Pen, Ink & Gouache	50h x 40w	£150
55/422	Rising Tide at Cromer	Pen, Ink & Gouache	30h x 40w	£130
55/420	Spring Evening	Pen, Ink & Gouache	30h x 40w	£130
55/419	Washed Up	Pen, Ink & Gouache	30h x 40w	£130
Robert Dunster	I am a Potter by inclination, but an engineer by training and inclination, from a family with a tradition of craftsmanship in wood and metal, though from an engineering rather than artistic perspective. My interest in hand-made ceramics goes back to childhood, having been introduced to the tradition during family holidays in Cornwall. I have been producing ceramics for over 20 years, currently from a private studio in West Beckham, Norfolk. My main interest is in functional stoneware, with the aim of producing useable pots that 'sit in the hand' and rely on form, texture and the gestural application of glazes rather than explicit decoration. My glazes are influenced by the Anglo-Japanese tradition, and are intended to reflect the changing effects of light on water, foliage and landscape by the use of deep glazes that are affected by ambient lighting. Since moving to Norfolk I have been using local materials, particularly ash from thatching reeds, investigating how these can be used in a way that replicates the chemistry involved in wood firing. www.robdunsterceramics.co.uk
52/387	Ash Glaze 1	Bowl	7h x 16w x 16d	£16
52/388	Ash Glaze 2	Bowl	7h x 17w x 17d	£16
52/389	Ash Glaze 3	Bowl	7h x 17w x 17d	£16
52/386	Ash Stripe	Bowl	6h x 17w x 17d	£16
52/392	Cross Large	Bowl	10h x 25w x 25d	£65
52/390	Cross Small	Bowl	7h x 16w x 16d	£16
52/393	Twisted Large	Bowl	8h x 13w x 13d	£25
52/394	Twisted Small	Bowl	8h x 11w x 11d	£20
52/391	Cross	Plate	3h x 21w x 21d	£25
52/385	Tile	Tile	2h x 10w x 10d	£12
Ros Wilson	I studied art at New Greenham Arts ten years ago and finally had the time and space to become a semi-professional artist on moving to Norfolk two years ago. Landscapes are my passion and I interpret them in a variety of media, including textiles. I welcome visitors to my studio by prior arrangement and am happy to take commissions. To see my full range of work, please visit my website. www.roswilsondesign.co.uk
51/381	Hickling Staithe	Acryic on Canvas	45h x 45w	£150
51/382	Whispering Reeds Boatyard	Acryic on Canvas	45h x 45w	£150
51/517	Miniature Print	Linocut	11h x 10w	£10
51/383	Tuscany 1	Woven Tapestry	42h x 33w	£200
51/384	Tuscany 2	Woven Tapestry	42h x 33w	£200
Ruth Brumby	Since retiring two years ago from being a primary school headteacher, I have been recycling old education management books into papier-mache vessels that reflect my love of the North Norfolk landscape. I enjoy experimenting with colours, textures and forms to make pieces based on the plants and natural environment that I see on my daily walks. In 2013 I exhibited at the International Association of Hand Papermakers and Paper Artists exhibition in Norwich and this year I have work in a number of local galleries.
13/472	Blue Waves - Large	Papier Mache	30h x 16w x 16d	£55
13/470	Blue Waves - Medium	Papier Mache	24h x 16w x 16d	£45
13/471	Blue Waves - Small	Papier Mache	16h x 16w x 16d	£40
Su Summers	I am a late starter! When I retired from teaching, I wanted new challenges so began to learn the harp, and a couple of years later fell in love with glass as an Open Studios visitor. Both are my abiding passions now, both very time consuming, and there is also Wilbye the dog to walk! I work rather slowly with my glass creations, but hopefully my new studio will mean output will increase.
42/499	Fiery Ammonite	Stained Glass	21h x 21w	£70
42/518	Memory of Trewythen Bach	Stained Glass	46h x 20w	£80
Tracy Myers	Tracy Myers went to St Albans College of Art and Design in the late '70s, where she fell in love with printmaking. She had a varied and successful career in TV production, while continuing to paint, draw and decorate furniture. Moving to Norfolk in the mid '90s with her husband Krys Leach enabled her finally to set up a studio space of her own and to return to printmaking. She creates small limited-edition hand-made prints on her beloved etching press - which she named Melrose, after the original owner. Subjects are varied, mainly based on photographs and drawings from her travels. She also produces graphic work created within the computer, which are professionally printed - labelled photomontage when she breaks down the photo into layers or composes a piece from multiple images; altered image refers to a photo which has been heavily altered using digital filters.
56/452	Adelie and Gentoo	Altered Photograph	31h x 32w	£85
56/454	Berg Floating By	Altered Photograph	31h x 32w	£85
56/455	Coming Ashore	Altered Photograph	31h x 32w	£85
56/453	Gentoo at Port Lockroy	Altered Photograph	31h x 32w	£85
56/448	Camel Minder	Drypoint Print with Chine Colle	61h x 49w	£150
56/451	Egyptian Goose - Hickling Broad	Two-plate Collagraph	44h x 63w	£150
56/449	Flamingos	Two-plate Collagraph	60h x 50w	£150
Ute Sutcliffe	Ute studied art since she was 14 years old. She joined a private Art group under the tutelage of Karl Klode, who had studied at the Bauhaus, where he worked under Kandinsky, Paul Klee, Kirchner and others. Klode taught a variety of subjects like the history of art through the centuries, composition of a picture and life drawing in all media. At 18 full time studies continued at the art and craft College connected to the Kunst Akademie, Dusseldorf, under Professor Hellersberg. Here Ute studied painting, craft, pottery, woodwork, metalwork, weaving and various other crafts and qualified as an Art and Craft teacher. 10 years ago she met with a group of artists under Colin Bygrave, a well-known Norfolk artist, who introduced her to her present art form of Montage, Watercolour and Ink.
2/367	Boats	Watercolour Montage	34h x 46w	£50
2/366	Lake	Watercolour Montage	34h x 46w	£50
2/364	Le Chateau	Watercolour Montage	34h x 46w	£50
2/365	Sunset	Watercolour Montage	34h x 46w	£50