A selection of my paintings. Most of these are watercolours but a few oil paintings are included.
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| Closed a few years ago, The Navigation was one of three pubs in the locality with the same name. |
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| Wild's butcher shop in Whaley Bridge, Derbyshire |
The Mechanic's Institute in Whaley Bridge, Derbyshire is home to the Library and Town Council.
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| Twin railway arches at Chapel Milton, Derbyshire |
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| St Ann's Church |
Consecrated in 1712, St Ann's Church is one of the few places of worship in Manchester City Centre. A marker at the base of the tower signifies the point from which distances are measured.
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| Albert Square |
Facing the Town Hall, the Albert Memorial forms the centrepeice of Manchester's formal open space.
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| Cromer, Norfolk. A watercolour painting. |
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| Guner Ticaret. An ironmongers shop in Northern Nicosia. Watercolour |
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| The village square, Pyla, Cyprus |
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Chinese man. Oil painting.  |
Manchester traffic 1918. The junction of Portland Street and Princess Street. Oil
Florist shop, Wyle Cop, Shrewsbury. watercolour
The egg seller. oil
A Cairo market. watercolour
Lower Broad Street,
Ludlow with the Wheatsheaf Inn and The Broad Gate, the last remaining of
seven which once guarded the old walled town.
a watercolour painting by David Easton
"Oh, come you home of Sunday
When Ludlow streets are still
And Ludlow bells are calling
To farm and lane and mill, "
A. E. Houseman
a watercolour painting by David Easton
"Oh, come you home of Sunday
When Ludlow streets are still
And Ludlow bells are calling
To farm and lane and mill, "
A. E. Houseman
St Michael's parish church, Macclesfield.
St Mary's Island, Tyne and Wear. watercolour
Mr and Mrs Bray with narrowboats Roger and Raymond, Uxbridge.
Venezia
The South China Sea
New York City Ballet
Capriglio, Piemonte
The little village of Capriglio in
Piemonte has a claim to fame that might seem obscure to the outside
world, being the birthplace of Mamma Margherita, mother of Don Bosco.
This 19th century priest dedicated his life to the welfare and education
of poor children. He was the founder of the Salesian Society who once
owned Shrigley Hall, then a college and now an hotel just a few miles
from Furness Vale.
Below the Capriglio church and the museum dedicated to Margherita and set into a retaining wall is this window and door; it's original purpose unknown.
Below the Capriglio church and the museum dedicated to Margherita and set into a retaining wall is this window and door; it's original purpose unknown.
Villanova d'Asti, Piemonte
Everywhere in Italy, there are towers. Clock towers, Bell towers, Church towers. They stand sentinel even in the smallest of villages. Towns like Villanova d'Asti in Piemonte often have several. This one is in the main square.
Everywhere in Italy, there are towers. Clock towers, Bell towers, Church towers. They stand sentinel even in the smallest of villages. Towns like Villanova d'Asti in Piemonte often have several. This one is in the main square.
A barn at Ringstones near Furness Vale, Derbyshire
This decrepit barn stands in the fields above our village, a familiar sight to all. One day soon it will collapse completely.
The Barn Door
We recently rented a farmhouse in Piemonte. This door was in the old barn opposite and was where the farm dog and cats lived.
Roatto. A village in Piemonte
Diglee Farm, Furness Vale
This decrepit barn stands in the fields above our village, a familiar sight to all. One day soon it will collapse completely.
We recently rented a farmhouse in Piemonte. This door was in the old barn opposite and was where the farm dog and cats lived.
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