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Here you can find an overview of the latest news about David and his activities the art front. There's also a more detailed account of recent activity in the Blog.

Associate Membership of the ROI

I was delighted to be told that I've been elected as an Associate member of the Royal Institute of Oil Painters (ROI). Standards are very high so it's a real honour to be elected. I'm really looking forward to being a part of the society!

21 December 2011, 16:25
Venice

Recently returned from a few days painting with friends in Venice. It's an incredible place and I hope to return for more easel action soon! More details and pictures are featured on the blog.

21 December 2011, 16:04
ROI 2011

Delighted to have the maximum of four paintings accepted into this year's annual exhibition with the Royal Institute of Oil Painters. The show opens on December 6th at the Mall Galleries in London.

15 November 2011, 07:55
Front cover!

David can be seen on the front cover of 'The Artist' magazine (September 2011 edition). The picture is taken from the painting trip to Cornwall in May and shows David painting on the beach. Roy Connelly has written an article in the magazine on behalf of the Plein Air Brotherhood. David is a member of the group and they have a show coming up in Harpenden at the A&K Wilson gallery (opens September 1st)

24 August 2011, 15:26
ROI exhbition at Gallery Le Fort

David will be showing alongside other ROI members at the Gallery LeFort in Bath from August 13th to September 17th. The preview is being held from 6-8:30pm on August 13th. It promises to be a stunning show at a beautiful gallery.

31 July 2011, 10:16
Work showing at 'Not the Royal Academy'

Two of David's oil paintings are being shown at the 'Not the Royal Academy' exhibition. The show is on at the Llewellyn Alexander gallery in London (near Waterloo station) and runs from 7th June - 20th August.

03 June 2011, 11:37

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'Trafalgar lions', oil on canvas
'Winter light, Nash', oil sketch on panel