Paula Dunn

[gallery type="square" ids="1252,1253,1254,1255,1256,1257,1258,1260,1261"] For those of you who are familiar with my work will know that a sunny mountain or dale isn't really my kind of thing.  Whilst others rush out on glorious days like today to get up into the Lakes, Scotland or the Dales I t...

I now have limited edition giclee prints of Whernside and Ribblehead Viaduct and I'm really pleased with them.  The original painting is enormous and so I was a little worried that scaling down the image so much would lose some of the impact.  In reality the prints were never going to compete wi...

[gallery type="square" ids="1027,1030,1031,1046,1047,1048"] There's a period of time between finishing one collection of work and starting on the next where you suddenly lose momentum and focus.  You've been so focused on the last exhibition that you hadn't given any thought, real thought to the...

  It's been a bit quiet on the blog front I realise but we've been mad busy getting ready for the open houses since returning from our holidays.  I'm hoping to provide a preview of what's in store at 6 Harold Place over the next couple of days but here's one wall already completed... which is ...

[gallery type="rectangular" ids="904,903,902,797"] I have been hard at work over the last couple of months preparing the new paintings above for the upcoming exhibition at Maiden Bridge.  One last push at the end of March saw these completed and they are now ready to be delivered to David and Ha...

[gallery type="rectangular" ids="806,805,804"] It's from one extreme to another for me.  After completing the enormous "and Burdall went to Skinningrove" (122 x 152 cm) the work I've been producing has been quite a bit smaller: Hardknott Pass (52 x 52cm); Pen-y-ghent (102 x 30 cm); Looking back ...