 | The Watercolours of Edward Wesson - £39.50 |
| This superb book by
Steve Hall and Barry Miles features over 100 never before published watercolours by Edward Wesson, legendary painter and teacher. |
 | Trevor Chamberlain - England & Beyond - £34.99 |
| This superb book by Steve Hall and Barry Miles will not only appeal to Trevor Chamberlain’s existing army of collectors and followers but also to the many thousands of artists worldwide who struggle with the everyday problems of light, tone, composition and colour in their own works, things Trevor seems to portray so effortlessly in these outstanding paintings. |
 | David Weston's England - £29.99 |
| David Weston’s paintings capture the essence of the English landscape. Few other artists appeal so directly to those of us who have a sentimental yearning for the kind of scenery that is fast disappearing – taken over by modernity and urban sprawl. Here are displayed over 120 of his finest paintings providing a complete range of this versatile painter’s work. |
 | 80@80 - Michael Morgan - £34.99 |
| This book celebrates the eightieth year of a remarkable artist. Michael Morgan’s watercolours are among
the most collected in the UK and are more sought after now than ever before. Here is an artist, working
in what is acknowledged as one of the most demanding mediums, who is always experimenting, creating
innovative and challenging images, and who continues to work with undiminished vigour. |
 | Catching the Wave - £29.50 |
| Lavishly produced with superb paintings. Tom Cross recounts the whole story of contemporary art in Cornwall. A must-have title for all with an interest in British art. |
 | Cecil Rice - Venice, Sunlight & Water - £34.99 |
| This beautifully presented book by Zoe Cooper features over 120 paintings by Cecil Rice and is a celebration of this artist’s passion for light, colour and atmosphere. Sunlight seems to radiate from virtually every image illuminating the artist’s vision and skill. |
 | David Weston - An Artist at Home & Abroad - £34.99 |
| This book follows on from the success of David Weston’s England and
presents to the reader a wider range of paintings from this versatile artist, including pictures from England,
Ireland, Scotland,Wales, France, Belgium, Italy, Scandinavia and Greece. |
 | Discovering Lost Devon - £19.99 |
| The wonderful photographs in this book by Peter Thomas come from a unique collection of recently rediscovered magic lantern slides. At a time when Victoria was queen these photographs were used to entertain eager audiences, just as the cinema entertains us today. Unseen for over a hundred years, this superb collection is now again brought to public view, reminding us of what we have lost in Devon. |
 | Edward Wesson - The Master's Choice - £39.99 |
| Seldom has the work of a single artist been presented in such a stunning collection with such
fondness and authority. By Barry Miles & Steve Hall with a foreword by internationally-known artist and television
personality Alwyn Crawshaw, this will be a volume for the countless devotees of Edward Wesson
to treasure. |
 | James Fletcher-Watson - £34.99 |
| This inspiring new book celebrates a lifetime of work by artist James Fletcher-Watson who
is widely regarded as one of the leading British watercolour landscape painters of his time.
A passionate believer in maintaining the pure English watercolour tradition, James Fletcher-
Watson has done more than follow in the footsteps of the great masters he most admired, such
as Cotman, Bonington and de Wint, he has earned a place alongside them. |
 | John Yardley - As I See It - £24.99 |
| John Yardley is, without doubt, one of the finest living
painters in Britain today. His loose impressionistic style
continues to be a source of inspiration for thousands of
fellow painters, both professional and amateur, and his
work is treasured in countless collections both at home
and abroad. This books is the result of a collaboration between the artist and watercolour specialist Steve Hall. |
 | Lionel Aggett's Italy - £34.99 |
| Lionel Aggett's interpretations of Puglia, Umbria,Tuscany and Venice are revealed in over 200 stunning paintings from the master of pastel complete with numerous
diary sketches. |
 | Lionel Aggetts' France - £24.99 |
| Lionel Aggetts' paintings portray the character, ambience and bonhomie to be found in the five regions that comprise modern Provence, Vaucluse, Bouches-du-Rhone, Var, Riviera-Alpes Maritimes, and Alpes-de-Haute-Provence. |
 | Malcolm Root's Railway Paintings - £19.99 |
| In this evocative book Malcolm Root,, aided by a sparkling commentary from Tom Tyler, presents an amazingly accurate record of
the days of steam on Britain's railways, from the mighty express locomotives
racing one another to the north, to the quiet byways of the railway system
where aged engines potter along almost forgotten branch lines. |
 | Perfect Tuscany - £14.99 |
| Tuscan photographer Fabio Muzzi has travelled
the length and breadth of this glorious countryside
to capture the very best that his homeland has to
offer. |
 | Portscatho - £29.99 |
| This book by Chris Insoll celebrates over twenty years of artistic endeavour and companionship. It features over 150 paintings and photographs and including the work of Lynn Golden, Chris Insoll, Trevor Felcey, Grace Gardner, Michael Stone, Eric Ward and many other artists. |
 | Alan Cotton: Giving Life A Shape - £34.99 |
| With interviews with
collectors and reminiscences from friends, as well
as pithy commentary from Alan himself, this book
by Jenny Pery gives a comprehensive overview of Alan Cotton’s
work through more than three decades, and also
contains much of interest for the would-be
painter. |
 | A Picture of Cornwall - £29.99 |
| This book by well-known West Country artist Ray Balkwill is a celebration of the character and
‘spirit’ of a unique landscape in words and pictures.
It presents the reader with a fascinating glimpse
into the artist’s own personal and physical
relationship with Cornwall and it also brings
together for the first time some of its most
celebrated contemporary artists. |