Robert Henry Harrison
new castles and other edifices



Please note: The on screen colours may not accurately represent the colours of the actual paintings themselves and therefore the quality of the reproductions are not as clear as the originals.

The above are just a small selection of my paintings; many others can be seen at the websites of and in the following galleries:

The Lion Street Gallery
6 Lion Street, Hay-on-Wye, Powys. HR3 5AA
Tel: 01497 822900
thelionstreetgallery@gmail.com

Sable and Hogg Gallery
15 Lion Street, Brecon, Powys. LD3 7HY
Tel: 01874 625901
mail@sableandhogg-gallery.co.uk

Fountain Fine Art
6-8 Morgan Arcade, Cardiff, CF10 1AF
Tel: 029 2034 1449
contactus@fountainfineart.com

The Attic Gallery
14 Cambrian Place, Swansea SA1 1RG
Tel: 01792 653387
www.atticgallery.co.uk

Fountain Fine Art
115 Rhosmaen Street, Llandeilo, Carmarthenshire, SA19 6EN
Tel: 01558 824244
www.fountainfineart.com

The Dylan Thomas Boathouse
Laugharne
Tel: 01994 427420

The artist Robert Harrison is based in Neath, South Wales. He studied at the West of England College of Art, Bristol, where he achieved a degree in Art and Design. After a post-graduate course at Cardiff University he taught art at a comprehensive school in Hertfordshire, before becoming a full-time artist.

coastlines/110737-700.jpg coastlines/mumbles_head.jpg structures/mumbles_lighthouse.jpg structures/110557-700.jpg

The artist's intension is to fuse two differing approaches to painting into a single composition. The artist explores the possibilities of combining loose arbitrary textures with rigid geometric constructions.

The semi-abstract lower section of the painting is synonymous with the representational upper half. Robert endeavours to combine what is portrayed in the upper section with a reconstruction of the same subject below. The lower section is intended to capture the essence in a simplified form. The subtle use of textured layers of paint helps to merge the two picture planes into a single coherent design.

structures/nash_point.jpg structures/neath_abbey.jpg castles/oxwich.jpg castles/harlech.jpg

'Whatever the subject, I try to analyse the structure, whether it is natural or man made, real or imaginary, obvious or discreet. The geometric abstract framework present in my work is arrived at from my imagination. It reflects the anatomy of the subject and I use this to create a new unified structure'.

'I use fast drying alkyd oil paint, applied with a palette knife over a textured surface, often using various implements to obtain a multi-layered effect'.

Robert exhibits in the majority of galleries in South Wales and can be contacted below regarding any painting on display.

Portfolio:
Castles
Coastlines
Other Structures

Contact Information

To contact Robert Henry Harrison:

Tel. (01639) 635566.
email: 5harrisonstudio@gmail.com

structures/mumbles_lighthouse2.jpg structures/trevethy_quoit.jpg structures/bodminmoor_tinmine.jpg structures/dylan_thomas.jpg
structures/110639-700.jpg coastlines/elegug_stacks.jpg coastlines/lizards_back.jpg castles/pennard_black.jpg
structures/carreg_sampson.jpg structures/capel_y_ffin.jpg castles/pennard_red_blue.jpg structures/margam.jpg
castles/kidwelly_castle.jpg castles/carreg_cennen2.jpg coastlines/rhossili_beach.jpg castles/ivy_tower.jpg
castles/oystermouth.jpg coastlines/red_arch_caswell.jpg structures/pentre_ifan.jpg coastlines/stannes_head.jpg
castles/woebley.jpg coastlines/arch_worms.jpg castles/stalker.jpg coastlines/rhossili_cliffs2.jpg
structures/neath_abbey2.jpg castles/carreg_cennen.jpg structures/penrice_church.jpg structures/stdavids.jpg
structures/talley_abbey.jpg castles/pennard_dunes.jpg structures/stone_henge.jpg structures/langland.jpg


Updated April 2016


URL redirection provided by ShortURL: www.shorturl.com - free sub domains!

Please send any website-related correspondence to osian.h@gmail.com