David Baumforth

Early Morning after the Storm Hunmanby Gap

Original

£3,750

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Details

(DP2019 signed)

Medium: oil paint &

mixed medium on board

Dimensions: 93 x 71.5 cm

Framed in white (with glass)

Wall price: £3,750 (currently reserved by a client)

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Delivery

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UK	Original / Framed	£50
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About David Baumforth

We’re selling Art. We may be currently a gallery without walls but the Art we have remains available for purchase. Add discount code Art25 at Checkout for 25% discount until 20th December.

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David Baumforth was born in York in 1942 and paints the places he loves: the North Sea, its coastline and hinterland. Says Financial Times Art Critic William Packer, “Baumforth is a painter of sea and landscape who stands foursquare and unapologetic in the Romantic Turnerian tradition, but, as his powerfully evocative works make clear, it is to the later Turner of the near-abstract, apparently unfinished canvases and the rapid free intuitive watercolour studies, all mist and light and spray, with strange forms emerging from the shadows, that he is always looking.”

“Anyone who has an eye for art, the deep passionate colour of Turner, the pure loving observations of Constable, must rejoice that our century has David Baumforth. This work is the real thing, wet with sea spray we can feel, fresh with gusts of wind, always mysterious, always beautiful.” Sister Wendy, art critic.

All art is available for purchase.

We relaunch our Own Art campaign, bringing art straight from the gallery walls to the walls of the collector’s home, 0% finance, paid for in monthly instalments.

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