Only original pictures are for sale. All materials are artist quality. This website and Graham's own website show only a small selection of original pictures. Contact Graham to purchase or commission a watercolour. Clients normally visit Graham in either his English or French studios first before purchasing or commissioning a picture and you are very welcome to visit by appointment.
Previous selected exhibitions include:
The Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolour. The Mall Galleries, London.
The Royal Institute of Painters in Oil. The Mall Galleries, London.
Bashimi Art House Gallery, Salzburg, Austria.
Collections: Unilever PLC.
Funded by Arts Council England. … Read More

The youngest son of a retired senior Scotland Yard detective. Creatively and richly influenced from childhood with a privileged education. Treble soloist, singing and recording in all the major cathedrals of northern France, including Chartres, Rheims, Laon, Notre Dame Paris and the Palace of Fontainbleau. After his degree in architecture Graham went to art college. He has always painted and is classically trained. His most recent project was as the good criminal, crucified on a cross next to Jesus, 8m above Brighton seafront between the Hilton hotel and the old pier, Brighton's first Passion Play. http://www.passionofchrist.co.uk/taking-part/image-gallery 'Before I went on stage, Charlotte, the professional make-up artist had just prayed with me. I was standing alone, quietly, facing the passing crowds, with my eyes closed. After perhaps five minutes, out of the darkness appeared a group of people and Jesus. He then moved forward closer to me, his face perhaps 1m in front of mine. He was completely calm, calming and reassuring, with gentle eyes. There was a large cross behind His left shoulder. He was there for perhaps just more than one minute, then it was just blank again, and very bright even with my eyes closed because I was facing the setting sun. I am still thinking of this image and this very special moment and constantly questioning the significance of this incredible experience. After shouting out my lines on the cross, I lost my voice completely for one week. During this time I completed a watercolour in my French studio I had been working on for more than a year.'
Winner of the BBC Radio 4 TODAY programme Peace Cartoon, John Humphries announced the winner. This was a peaceful response to ongoing Danish newspaper and magazine cartoons depicting a bald fat bloke. Find this on Google with keywords: Radio 4 Peace Cartoon. Graham is from an extended family of professional creatives and lawyers. 'I see creativity in everything and aim to quietly give beauty it's rightful position as one of the main driving forces of humanity.' … Read More