Signed Limited Edition Prints for sale by Patrick Hughes, Tom Philips, Ivan Picelj, Darby Bannard, Charlotte Cornish, John Bellany, Kip Gresham, Roger Hilton, Jack Yates (silver gelatine), Robert Jones, Anthony de Cleyndert and others in the catalogue section are available to view by request only or email helen.mould@btinternet.com.      

Orginals by Selina Thorpe, Harold Woods, Geoff Marsters, John Hitchins, Raoul Millais, Barbara Rae, W H Chen, Mac Gregory, Mary Fedden, Helen Mould and more.

Now being offered for sale at Cheffins, www.cheffins.co.uk - see above - Signed, numbered Limited Edition print by PATRICK HUGHES.  The Studio. Such a clever ideea with the paint trying to burst out of the artist's studio door. It is A1 size and is available to be posted to you or collected in person..

More a mixed media original - print and paint - as there were 60 prints in the range but Patrick Hughes painted the colour on individually afterwards and so each number of edition is original and different.

Traditional and modern oil, acrylic, watercolour and pastels also available in Peterborough Art House Ltd's stock.

please go to the Peterborough Arthouse :: Catalogue to find the links to other pages or scroll down this page and find them on the left after the Barbara Rae, and the studio view.

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I just can't get on with any painting whilst I have so much stock to clear so, with this in mind I have been taking some of my previously collected stock to various auction houses that are relatively easy for me to get to. Will it cure the creative block ... who knows.

Three weeks ago I took some painting and some signed limited edition prints to Cheffins auction house in Cambridge to see about selling them at auction..

I decided then to send some images of another couple of paintings, the John Hitchens and the Ruskin Spears, to Bonhams London auction house and Anne Redpath -Geraniums - to Christies at South Kensington. So its thining out quite a bit.

I have put a reserve on them so they still might not sell but at least I feel I am doing something to unblock my creative stream of consciousness.

Whilst I was the area I popped in to view Bonhams fantastic exhibition of  Urban Art, hanging on the walls ready for their evening sale. I have posted the auction catalogue with all the names of the artists on to my son in Cambridge so I can't point out to you the names, Banksy featured but thats about the only one I remember although there were other I liked better. . I have never looked at that sort of stuff before but I enjoyed it. There were some really good pieces. They were pricey. I wish I had a couple of those to sell.

There was a wine sale going on in a room displaying some great contemporary design and art so I have now tasted a little (1/3 glass) of a very expensive bottle of white wine. I could have tried 5 others but couldn't be bothered. I didn't want to drink it or spit it out so I thought why bother. There was a TV star I recognised  there buying up some wine for himself. I had gone into the room to look at some paintings that were coming up for action this afternoon. I've now been up close to a Damien Hirst Spin painting and also looked at a far nicer Gerhart Richter painting. The auction porter took it out of the protective case and held it up for me so that I could see it at the same angle as on a wall. I felt quite privileged. It was a lovely sunny day and I made my way back to the train for Peterborough feeling good. I saw a poster with some poetry on it pasted on a Tube station wall and it reminded me of the Urban Art. Even if the paintings do not sell at all it was a most enjoyable day.

NEW section in our Catalogue: Limited edition
prints and drawings
Some of the works available in our Catalogue ... email me for any other information

Dr Barbara Rae, CBE RA RSA RGI RSW, Boats at Dunure, Scotland, 1981, watercolour 75 x 53 cm,   Framed under glass  price on request  Barbara Rae, CBE RA RSA RGI RSW Born: 10 December 1943, Falkirk, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK and was elected President of the Society of Scottish Artists in 1983. She was made a Member of the Royal Scottish Academy in 1992 (ARSA 1980) and a Royal Academician in 1996. She has been a Member of the Royal Fine Art Commission for Scotland since 1995 and was a Member of the Board of the British School at Rome in 1998. In 1999 she was awarded a CBE and received an Honorary Doctorate from Napier University, Edinburgh. Rae lives and works in Edinburgh.

Helen Mould's studio artist's open studio event. some of my abstract and figurative paintings.

      here is a close

up of 1/2 of the one panel of featured diptych in studio view. The texture can be seen

more easily than on the postcard, but to appreciate it one needs to see it.

There is a lot of play with texture and flatness going on with the surface.

see across - difficulty aligning >>>

Aphrodite - oil and foil on box canvas, Textured, unusual, one off statement around the meaning of life and love. Please contact me if you would like more information about the meanings behind the creation of this - or any of my paintings.  I am more than happy to talk about them.

Helen Mould

20" x 48",

55 x 130 cm approx.

£650. order