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This oil painting on board measures 420x600mm when framed. The artist focused on the contours of the hills and the misty expanse of the Devon countryside captured on a frosty morning in mid-winter.
Bridge in the Woods, near Manaton, Dartmoor. This is an oil painting on canvas and framed in a dark wood tray-frame. The painting captures the dappled sunlight shining through this ancient wood onto a shallow river and medieval stone bridge.
This is a large oil painting on canvas. (840x600mm). It is framed in a white tray-frame measuring (640x900mm) This painting captures the dramatic and rugged location of St Michael’s Church.
This is an oil painting on canvas measuring 400x400mm.
‘Castle Cove’, oil on stretched canvas, 50 x 70 cm. Distant View of Portland and Chesil Beach across Portland harbour from Castle Cove beach.                                                                                            Unframed but but complete with fittings, strung ready to hang. £225
Pastel on sanded paper- framed.
16x12ins – 21x17in Includes mount and frame.
Pastel on sanded paper
Framed. 16x12ins – 21x17in to include mount and frame.
I painted this from my balcony of the village that we live in. Medium – Oil on Canvas Board Size – 40cm x 46 cm Framed
This painting was painted on a very misty morning down by the river in the French Alps near our home. Painting with Oil paint when it is minus degrees means the paint becomes sticky. I rather enjoy this stickyness.
Gabrielle (Thunder) Bill It was a very cold day minus 12 so I decided to paint looking out of my window. I was inspired by the snow on the trees and the light. Medium – Oil on Canvas Board Size – 40cm x 46 cm Framed
Gabrielle ( Thunder Bill) Bill Valley was inspired by the view from our balcony. Medium – Acrylic on Canvas Board Size – 40cm x 46cm Framed
Tresco Inspired by flowers drawn in my sketch book from a holiday on the Island of Tresco. I wanted to capture the instensity of the blue colour which was true to nature. Oil on Canvas 76cm x 76cm x 4 cm On Block Canvas not Framed
Gabrielle Bill River Stour was the first one I painted en plein aire once I had returned from France in March 2021 It was a sunny day and I stupidly went down to the river with out a warm coat, lulled into a false sence of security because of the sunshine ! However I batteled…
Gabrielle Bill Sitting by the river in the sunshine inspired me to paint this river scene. Medium – Oil on Canvas Board Size 40cm x 46cm Framed
Gabrielle Bill This painting was inspired by my trip to Sri Lanka in 2019 Please search for the figure hidden in the dark area of the painting. Medium –Â Oil on Block Canvas Size – 76cm x 76 cm x 3 cm No need to Frame.
Gabrielle Thunder Bill This painting was inspired by flowers in the Alps and the life model. Medium –Â Oil on Block Canvas Size – 50cm x 50cm x 4cm No frame needed.
Gabrielle Bill This painting was inspired by my garden last summer. I painted it en plein aire capturing the vibrancy of the day. Medium – Acrylic on canvas Size 70cm x 50 cm Not Framed
Gabrielle Bill Inspired by flowers from the Alps. When out on the mountain I take a sketch book and take notes about certain flowers that I come across, this is one of those. Their tiny petals and leaves inspired me to paint them larger than life, with my usual life model possing with in the…
Gabrielle Bill This en plein aire landscape was painted one day in the sunshine sitting in the snow for 2 hours in the Alps where I live when I am not in Dorset. I especially loved painting the snow on the trees. It was minus 6 but I was dressed well and it was a…
Gabrielle Bill This painting was inspired by flowers in my garden in Dorset. Medium – Oil on Canvas Size 83cm x 83cm x 4cm Framed
Gabrielle Booth The inspiration for this painting came from a small bush in my garden and the life model. Medium – Oil on Canvas Size 53cm x 53cm Framed
The image shows a place where something might be about to happen. A strange construction sits in a large, deep and rocky hole. It’s connected to things around it and waits…
Speculation on how life might evolve was the starting point for this image. I’ve tried to create a strange building/being that might have grown from a seed! It’s not that silly. We have lots of wooden buildings and structures although there aren’t many that go for walks!
In this painting I’ve assemble a weird collection of things. Somehow they come together and are propelled above an undefined landscape. Probably not something we’ll see here any time soon but who knows what the future will bring?
Here is a view across a strange and maybe a beautiful place. There’s lots to see but it’s difficult to understand exactly what. There are trees and greenery, steep slopes, structures and possible indications of  earlier buildings showing through the green surface. What do you think?
In this painting I’m contemplating a landscape which might be from the distant past or future. I’m thinking about unknown histories leaving different marks, structures and artefacts across long periods of time. Who knows what has and will go on here?
For me, this picture looks like stone and plant life connecting in some kind of strange meeting. I’ve used ‘Zooming’ as the title because something important could be under discussion although finding out what it is might be proving difficult. I find it’s often difficult to follow threads when Zooming because of too many interruptions!