Art

In the days before photographs people relied on art to carry their minds back to loved ones, beautiful vistas, and a clearer understanding of the world. Once photography arrived fine art was forced to move beyond the image capturing instead feelings and ideas which only the artist could do. With it came new techniques tied to impressionism, expressionism, and abstraction; as well as a far better understanding for traditional tribal art.

Among savvy connoisseurs contemporary art is often seen as a great financial investment, and there are certainly many future climbers waiting to be snapped up before the rest of the world discovers them! But it’s not just about money. When you get home after a long day and your favourite piece of art is waiting there to lift your spirits, then surely that is really the best investment you could’ve made.

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alberto zardo (1876-1959) priest christ god holy religious scene, oil on canvas, signed

takashi nakayama (japanese, 1898-1978) farming & fishing watercolour scenes, signed

rowland langmaid (1897-1955) -fort blockhouse- yacht junk harbour, etching, signed

keith milow (british, b.1945) -1972 munich olympics- original mixed media

william russell flint (1880-1969) -in sunny perigord- limited edition nude print, blindstamped

tony smith -getting away with it- limited edition italian job print 97/850, signed

langhamer, 1841 - vienna/berlin fine painted porcelain plaque, signed & h mark

john trickett (british, b.1952)- black labrador portrait study, oil on board painting, signed

snaffles, charles johnson payne -gunners- large hand coloured military print

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