TRIANYMPHE - IMAGE 1 - WATERLILY - OIL ON LINEN - 100x100cm - £1,800.
TRIANYMPHE - Image 3 - oil on linen 100x100cm £1800.
Storm in Careg - oil on canvas 91 x 61cm £840.00
Pollarded Willows - Seen from the Leatherne Bottel - 92x61cm - Oil on canvas
A row of pollarded willows. Looking downstream towards Goring on Thames. Across from The Leatherne Bottel - Always a favourite location.
REVERENCE - oil on Canvas - 120 x 100cms £1,200.
The River Thames at Gatehampton 100x200cm 0il on linen
A panorama of winter colour, tone and texture, with the sunlight creating pools of light and clouds casting shade across the valley, a valley where the meandering River Thames weaves from Goring through the arches of the iconic Brunel Railway Viaduct. On the river banks, the willows leap with fire as the sun glides over them, whilst others become subtle grey, mauve or blue in the travelling shade. The paint application is softer in this painting to create a different feel. There are still areas of more exuberant palette knife work in the belts of trees which frame the view, but the emphasis is to portray depth and sensitivity with the river moving sedately through the scene.
O.S. SU 623 797 looking West
Helen's View - From Danesfield House - 110x240cm Oil on linen
Danesfield House once the home of Helen Reid Stewart Hornby Lewis. This part of the river also has an extraordinary mention in David Brodie’s book ‘Last Train to Cockfosters’
Beyond Goring Lock - 80x60cm - Oil on Canvas
Looking upstream to Cleeve on the Thames. A muted autumn day where the colours fight to be noticed and the waters are full and slow.
Helen's View - The Thames from Danesfield House - oil on linen - 110x240cm
Waterlillies - Summer / The Never Ending Day - 110x240cm Oil on linen
Private collection
Gaila Adair - From the sketchbook
River Kennet near Aldermaston Marina
Gaila Adair - From the sketchbook
Covenanters Treasure
Gaila Adair - From the sketchbook
Near the Old Mill between the village of Aldermaston and Aldermaston Wharf
Gaila Adair - From the sketchbook
View to High Park
Ye Very Olde Leathern Bottel - Goring on Thames - (PHOTO)
Photographer unknown.