Hampton Court

Hampton Court Palace is rich in architectural detail surrounded by immaculately maintained gardens and parkland. The sixteenth-century palace, built by Cardinal Wolsey in a Renaissance form, is renowned for its connections to the infamous Tudor king, Henry VIII. The palace was remodelled and extended by subsequently Stuart kings and queens, most notably the addition of the south Baroque wing by Christopher Wren.

Winter, Privy Garden

Watercolour 55 x 40 cm

Tiberius and King's Crowned Lion

Watercolour 50 x 40 cm

Searching for Shade, The Great Fountain Garden

Watercolour 54 x 74 cm

Sunflower and Cleomes by the Lion Gate

Oil 40 x 57 cm

Hollyhocks by the Privy Garden Gate

Oil 57 x 40 cm

Autumn, Garden Gateway

Oil 57 x 40 cm

King's Beasts - Seymour Panther, King's Crowed Lion, Tudor Dragon and Seymour Unicorn

Oil on Four Individual Canvases 30 x 15 cm Each

View of the Great Gatehouse

Watercolour 54 x 74 cm