Alan Daysh Art Collections
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Artwork by Alan Daysh
Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Father and Son Fishing by Alan Daysh
Shower Clouds over the Yar Valley by Alan Daysh
Summer hawk over Brading down by Alan Daysh
The Isle of Wight from Portsmouth Part Eight by Alan Daysh
Into the Distance Part Six by Alan Daysh
Farmhouse number two by Alan Daysh
Spring Sky Bembridge down by Alan Daysh
Pine Tree Drawing Number One by Alan Daysh
Oak Tree Drawing Number Three by Alan Daysh
Portsmouth Dawn Part Six by Alan Daysh
Portsmouth Dawn Part Five by Alan Daysh
Silver Birch Drawing Number One by Alan Daysh
Beech Tree Drawing Number Four by Alan Daysh
The Isle of Wight from Portsmouth part one by Alan Daysh
Hawk over the Yar valley by Alan Daysh
Deep Red Sunset over Brading Down by Alan Daysh
Bembridge Down in Early Summer by Alan Daysh
Sunset over Stenbury Down by Alan Daysh
Oak Tree Sunset by Alan Daysh
Early Morning Mist Across the Yar Valley by Alan Daysh
Drifting Clouds over Arreton Valley by Alan Daysh
Blue Downland, Early Summer by Alan Daysh
Sunset through the Mist over Stenbury Down by Alan Daysh
Portsmouth Part One by Alan Daysh
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About Alan Daysh
I'm a landscape painter from the Isle of Wight, a small island off the south coast of England. The subject of all my paintings is simply the distance. The feeling of space when we stand in front of a landscape and look into the distance. The effect of the colours, tones and lines. I want to find the moment when we suddenly see something unfamiliar, something infinite.
I paint in oils on small wooden panels. I like the way the smooth surface of the wood makes the paint drag and blend in unexpected ways. The colours also stand out more because the paint isn't absorbed so much as on canvas. I like to use just primary colours, 3 blues, 2 yellows, 2 reds and white. By blending everything only from the primaries it creates lots of subtle changes of shade even on large flat areas. The greys and browns are also more luminous and harmonious with the other colours.
I've had solo exhibitions around the south of England, exhibited with the Royal Institution of Oil Painters at the Mall Galleries in London and sold prints worldwide including work sold by the John Lewis group of department stores. I've joined Fine Art of America firstly because it's a great site! And secondly to make my prints more widely available. I also hope to get to know some artists and buyers from around the world.