Two panoramas, from a four year project in a single field in North Essex.
Paintings first shown at The Arts Center, King's College Cambridge
 

"It was a journey that explored a single location and helped me to recover a sense
of where I was in life. I drew on the tradition that I felt most strongly about, of
observed landscape, but I wanted to show that landscape painting - nature painting -
could be modern. I would make six-feet-wide paintings like Constable, but they 
would be new. I began to work on ways that would help me paint nature in a fresh
way and to help me make visual contact with this new place..."

Extract from 'Oak: one tree, three years, fifty paintings.' Princeton Architectural Press 2011. 

 

"Stephen Taylor explores a range of styles to express different moods.My favourite is
a wide landscape  of wheat, a man walking towards the artist along tractor tracks in the
right-hand corner of the image   while a pair of pigeons swoop above. The heads of wheat
are painted with extraordinary detail and realism,  almost photographic in the foreground..."

Nick Gibbs, Living Woods, January 2012
 

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Display at Gray's Inn Square, London.

      also available : very large prints in colour and black & white

For individual projects images can be produced over ten feet in length and up to fifty inches deep, with no loss of quality. Prints can be mounted on rigid aluminium dibond allowing for a range of contemporary effects including frameless float display. A sealed, wipe clean surface is also available.

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Laser lambda prints  made from exceptionally high quality
digital files prepared with    VIPS software.



Preparation of 800MB digital source file at Prudence Cuming, Dover Street, London. 

 

for info. on paintings see www.stephentaylorpaintings.com