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Bede and the Bird (parchment drawing with wash)

            £400   (89x59 cm)
This wash drawing interprets the passage from Bede's writing in his Ecclesiastic History of Britain which describes a bird which flies into a Great man's Hall. It flies around in the light, warmth for a while and then out into the dark and cold forever; such, Bede says, is our own passage through life.
The two monastic buildings show St Peter's, Wearmouth

and St Paul's, Jarrow. At the bottom of the drawing there is a reference to the Lindisfarne Gospels.

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The Angel of Reims (wash drawing)

£200   (34x46)
      Georges Rouault's the French Artist  poetic title prepares the way

for yet another treatment 
      of the themes of Art and Humanity.

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Pollarded Trees on the Road to Santiago de Compostella  

£200  (48x50)
A recent work produced when the artist travelled

on the pilgrim's route to Santiago de Compostella.

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Portico de la Gloria - Santiago de Compostella

£200  (52x58)
      In Santiago de Compostella, Clark was hugely

impressed by the magnificent sculptures at the entrance

to the Cathedral known as 'Portico de la Gloria.'

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Musician Sculptures - Portico of Glory - Santiago de Compostella 

£300 (49 x 53 cm)
     A reference here to Clark's music paintings……

here we have a
     representation of medieval musicians.

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Sculptured Musicians and Madonna                                                           £ 200   (56 x 65 cm )

  A complex version of ‘Musician Sculpture on the Portico de la Gloria, Santiago de Compostela.’

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Rock Tombs and River – Turkey                                                                            £ 200   (55 x 48 cm )

 

Ancient rock tombs by the river with a boat.

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Old Farm in the Hills – Turkey                                                                                 

£ 200   (52 x 41 cm )

 

     A dusty and picturesque old farm in the heat of the Summer.