Artist Profile - Chris Howells
South Towards the Beacon (oil on canvas 95 x 65cm framed) £1045 plus delivery
Malvern II Study (oil on canvas 50 x 50cm unframed) £475 plus delivery
Evening Light Study (oil on canvas unframed 50 x 50cm) £475 plus delivery
Misty Mellow Malverns (oil on canvas 60 x 60cm framed) £650 plus delivery
Chris Howells, Garden with Sundial (oil on canvas 102 x 76cm framed) £1895 Plus Delivery
Chris Howells, Still Life with Falling Fruit (oil on canvas framed x cm) £1100 plus delivery
Dark Passing Clouds (oil on canvas 75 x 95cm framed) £1045 plus delivery
Across the Malverns study (oil on canvas 54 x 54cm framed) £550 plus delivery
Across The Malvern's (oil on canvas 100 x 70cm framed) Sold
Malvern III Study (oil on canvas 30 x 30cm unframed) £375 plus delivery
Malvern II Study (oil on canvas 30 x 30cm unframed) £375 plus delivery
Malvern I Study (oil on canvas 30 x 30cm unframed) £375 plus delivery
Malvern IV Study (oil on canvas 30 x 25cm unframed) £350 plus delivery
The Path to British Camp (oil on canvas 100 x 75cm unframed) £1245 plus delivery
Distant Beacon (oil on canvas 95 x 75cm framed) SOLD
South Towards the Beacon (oil on canvas 95 x 65cm framed) £1045 plus delivery
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Biography
Chris Howells studied Graphic Design at Stourbridge College of Art and Design and was employed as a graphic designer until becoming a full time artist 30 years ago. He was widely known for his traditional rural landscapes and paintings of horses, collectors of his paintings coming from all parts of the world. Chris had exhibited extensively and regularly in both one man and group exhibitions.
Artist Statement
When Chris moved to Malvern he was developing new ideas for still-life paintings. Although based on traditional techniques the inspiration came with a desire to evolve and push the boundaries of still-life painting. The paintings progress from one work to another as if on a journey without a known destination or end. He hoped that the paintings were not only thought provoking, but fun. He once said that "it is difficult to live in Malvern and not be inspired by the hills", which was a subject that Chris found both exciting and challenging.