PRINTS - FRAMED + UNFRAMED
All giclée prints are a limited edition (edition of 100), numbered, titled and signed by the artist, printed on Hahnemühle photo rag paper 308gsm, 100% cotton acid-free and approved by Fine Art Trade Guild. Popular with artists, this paper produces very high-quality print reproductions.
Bespoke framing also available, please enquire.
A painting inspired by silence and solitude.
The stark contrast of the dark wood with the moon lit snow is a stage set for the arrival of the fox.
A fleeting moment captured using a restricted palette of colour to emphasise the meditative calm of the subject.
The fox moves on, the scene is set.
Size: 45 x 45cm
© David Lyon
Framed size: 50 x 43cm
Framed in black, light oak, dark oak.
© David Lyon Art
"After visiting the park for over twenty years (and wearing out two and a half dogs in the process) it has become a familiar and known terrain, its landmarks firmly rooted in the history of where I live and work.
I wanted to attempt a visual reappraisal of the landscape and rather than paint those familiar landmarks I wanted to focus on its wild beauty. For a city park it has an unruly nature that once you’re off the beaten track seems untamed (although we know it’s very well maintained).
There are so many elements of the park to inspire those that appreciate natural themes. For me it’s about a connection with vital open space, the reflections on the water; cloud; stone; wood. Its wildlife, the birds and the sounds of crows, rooks and waterfowl. Colour, texture, natural form transformed by constantly changing weather, the passing of the seasons, time rolling on".
Framed size: 45 x 45cm
© David Lyon Art
"After visiting the park for over twenty years (and wearing out two and a half dogs in the process) it has become a familiar and known terrain, its landmarks firmly rooted in the history of where I live and work.
I wanted to attempt a visual reappraisal of the landscape and rather than paint those familiar landmarks I wanted to focus on its wild beauty. For a city park it has an unruly nature that once you’re off the beaten track seems untamed (although we know it’s very well maintained).
There are so many elements of the park to inspire those that appreciate natural themes. For me it’s about a connection with vital open space, the reflections on the water; cloud; stone; wood. Its wildlife, the birds and the sounds of crows, rooks and waterfowl. Colour, texture, natural form transformed by constantly changing weather, the passing of the seasons, time rolling on".
A limited edition giclée print, (edition of 100), numbered, titled and signed by the artist David Lyon on the front, printed on Hahnemühle photo rag paper 308gsm, 100% cotton acid-free and approved by Fine Art Trade Guild. Supplied with mount.
Framed size: 45cm x 45cm Image area approx: 31cm x 29cm.
© David Lyon
"After visiting the park for over twenty years (and wearing out two and a half dogs in the process) it has become a familiar and known terrain, its landmarks firmly rooted in the history of where I live and work.
I wanted to attempt a visual reappraisal of the landscape and rather than paint those familiar landmarks I wanted to focus on its wild beauty. For a city park it has an unruly nature that once you’re off the beaten track seems untamed (although we know it’s very well maintained).
There are so many elements of the park to inspire those that appreciate natural themes. For me it’s about a connection with vital open space, the reflections on the water; cloud; stone; wood. Its wildlife, the birds and the sounds of crows, rooks and waterfowl. Colour, texture, natural form transformed by constantly changing weather, the passing of the seasons, time rolling on".
Framed size: 50 x 43cm
Framed in black, light oak, dark oak.
© David Lyon Art
"After visiting the park for over twenty years (and wearing out two and a half dogs in the process) it has become a familiar and known terrain, its landmarks firmly rooted in the history of where I live and work.
I wanted to attempt a visual reappraisal of the landscape and rather than paint those familiar landmarks I wanted to focus on its wild beauty. For a city park it has an unruly nature that once you’re off the beaten track seems untamed (although we know it’s very well maintained).
There are so many elements of the park to inspire those that appreciate natural themes. For me it’s about a connection with vital open space, the reflections on the water; cloud; stone; wood. Its wildlife, the birds and the sounds of crows, rooks and waterfowl. Colour, texture, natural form transformed by constantly changing weather, the passing of the seasons, time rolling on".
Framed size: 33 x 54cm
© David Lyon Art
"After visiting the park for over twenty years (and wearing out two and a half dogs in the process) it has become a familiar and known terrain, its landmarks firmly rooted in the history of where I live and work.
I wanted to attempt a visual reappraisal of the landscape and rather than paint those familiar landmarks I wanted to focus on its wild beauty. For a city park it has an unruly nature that once you’re off the beaten track seems untamed (although we know it’s very well maintained).
There are so many elements of the park to inspire those that appreciate natural themes. For me it’s about a connection with vital open space, the reflections on the water; cloud; stone; wood. Its wildlife, the birds and the sounds of crows, rooks and waterfowl. Colour, texture, natural form transformed by constantly changing weather, the passing of the seasons, time rolling on".
Framed size: 45 x 52cm
© David Lyon Art
"One of an intended series of drawings on the fleeting glimpse, something seen from the corner of the eye. Is it her moving dress in the breeze or...? Charcoal can be beautifully black when required but also very subtle - the perfect medium for capturing a trick of the light upon the imagination."
Framed size: 45cm x 45cm Image area approx: 29cm x 29cm.
© David Lyon
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This piece was commissioned by a newly married couple who had spent their honeymoon in Cuba. They both love to dance, especially Salsa, and wanted an original charcoal drawing that was reminiscent of their honeymoon. Can you hear the rhythms and sounds of the Cuban Salsa too?
Framed size: 45cm x 45cm Image area approx: 29cm x 29cm.
© David Lyon
"For nearly four years, from 1992 to 1996, Sarajevo suffered the longest siege of a city in the history of modern warfare during the Bosnian War for independence. During that time the people tried as much as possible to live a normal existence. The charcoal drawing came about as a result of reading about people having to run along the street to do their daily shopping trying to dodge the snipers bullets. It's an image of resilience in the face of adversity but only if you know the story behind it. Otherwise she's just leaping over an undefined something in a rather graceful way."
Framed size: 45cm x 45cm Image area approx: 29cm x 29cm.
© David Lyon
"The recent drawings of the sparrow and the white blackbird are the result of an ongoing fascination with birds, and their symbolism within our history and culture. The bird in flight is a symbol of freedom, particularly intellectual and creative freedom, but also has other meanings. This particular sparrow was drawn just after events in Paris. The symbolism is multi-layered, the common sparrow rising above. White blackbirds also exist, albinoism occurring in birds as in humans. The sighting of an animal so rare is taken as a portent of dramatic change and has magical connotations."
Framed size: 30cm x 30cm Image area approx: 19cm x 19cm.
© David Lyon
Framed size: 50 x 43cm
Framed in black, light oak, dark oak.
© David Lyon Art