These pages contain a selection of James's work and he is continuously updating his portfolio, with examples of his work on display at the Hawk Conservancy Trust. Please browse the available work and contact him for further information, or to place an order.
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These pages contain a selection of James's work and he is continuously updating his portfolio, with examples of his work on display at the Hawk Conservancy Trust. Please browse the available work and contact him for further information, or to place an order.
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Events | James Nash
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As resident artist, a sample of James’s work is always on display at the Hawk Conservancy Trust. 10th May 2015 – Art Day with James Nash. Opportunity to spend a relaxed, creative and fun day with Hawk Conservancy founder Ashley Smith, wildlife artist James Nash, and some of their wonderful raptors! Please visit the Hawk Conservancy Trust events calendar. For further details and booking. 4th -7th June 2015 – Rural Britain Exhibition. 12th July 2015 – Art Day with James Nash. For further details and booking.
Watercolour Gallery | James Nash
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Native to North America, but a striking and powerful member of the raptor family. Watercolour 240 x 160 mm, unframed. The fastest falcon, capable of achieving speeds of over 200 mph, a real treat to observe whilst hunting. Watercolour 405 x 510 mm, unframed. James to enquire about any of the above works. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com.
Cards & Prints | James Nash
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James is continuously updating his range of greetings cards and prints. Please contact. Him for further information, or to place an order. A5 size, blank inside. Individual cards and packs of five available. Robin in Holly Greeting Card. A5 size, blank inside. Individual cards and packs of five available. Reindeer on Ice Greeting Card. A6 size, blank inside. Individual cards and packs of five available. Blog at WordPress.com.
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Oil Gallery | James Nash
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This lone Bewick Swan was flying low against the dawn light at Slimbridge. I was moved by this image of grace, power and freedom. In my mind it is quite iconic and is very personal to me. Oil on canvas 355 x 280 mm, unframed. This image is of a morning at West Bay, Dorset. I spent a lot of time here as I was growing up, a great place with fantastic light. This chap was cooking the freshly caught Mackerel. Oil on board 255 x 355 mm, unframed. Storm Over Watership Down. Oil on canvas 203 x 600 mm, unframed.
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Kate and Hannah Breach. Norfolk Bird and Wildlife Fair. David Shepherd Wildlife Artist of the Year 2014. Our website where you can see examples of our artwork including originals for sale. Most of our work features British wildlife and hares are one of our favourite subjects, especially as we are lucky to regularly see them from our studio window. If you are interested in buying or commissioning a painting please go to our Contact Us page. The Leaping Hare, Wyken near Bury St. Edmunds in Suffolk.
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These pages contain a selection of James’s work and he is continuously updating his portfolio, with examples of his work on display at the Hawk Conservancy Trust. Please browse the available work and contact. Him for further information, or to place an order. Blog at WordPress.com. Follow “James Nash”. Get every new post delivered to your Inbox. Build a website with WordPress.com.
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Photo of the Month. Saturday, 17 March 2018. Lick your lips everyone, the summer season of talks is here. Yes, it seems strange to call it our summer season of talks when spring hasn't even fully arrived yet, but these are the new "Keeper Talks" that usually last us through till our winter season at the end of October. For those new to the Centre, the new talk schedule sees us add in three very popular animals which are just a little less active to star during the winter. Wednesday, 14 March 2018. Since ...
