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The Laird of West Walworth

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On this site you will find some work going back in time. Alongside are a series called the black and a series called the green. The black are portraits of London. The city I call home. They are mounted on black card and painted in watercolour . The green series is a journey in abstraction. I have tried to hone down my urge to paint, without meaning. The abstract idiom must speak for itself.

Outside In journey

Exhibitions

Virtual Gallery: ‘Friendship And Community’ Exhibition Curated By Frances Christie

Our first virtual gallery is now open with an exhibition on the theme of 'Friendship and Community', curated by Sotheby’s Head of Modern and Post-War British Art and Outside In trustee, Frances Christie. Tour the …
Cover image dscn1667_1 by The Laird of West Walworth
Two sides by The Laird of West Walworth
Stairway to hell by The Laird of West Walworth
Equilibrium by The Laird of West Walworth
colourwork 1 by The Laird of West Walworth
colourwork 2 by The Laird of West Walworth
lifes a beach by The Laird of West Walworth
Helen’s Bells by The Laird of West Walworth
purrfect by The Laird of West Walworth
smooth runnin’ by The Laird of West Walworth
whammo by The Laird of West Walworth
Bolus by The Laird of West Walworth
RCrowley by The Laird of West Walworth
splayed by The Laird of West Walworth
Jet by The Laird of West Walworth
penny farthing by The Laird of West Walworth
Baloon by The Laird of West Walworth
Wonderful wallpaper by The Laird of West Walworth
Passion flower by The Laird of West Walworth
Orlando by The Laird of West Walworth
trafalgar lion by The Laird of West Walworth
eats at borough market by The Laird of West Walworth
The ladies of Portugal Prints. by The Laird of West Walworth
The lads of Portugal Prints. by The Laird of West Walworth
Trundling trolleys by The Laird of West Walworth
1986 and 2016 by The Laird of West Walworth
Lemmings by The Laird of West Walworth
Picadilly circus by The Laird of West Walworth
Zeitgeist by The Laird of West Walworth