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Join me for more conversations with Milton

Here are my first two drawings of Paradise Regained. It’s so beautiful to see the reflection of the bust of Milton floating over the left-hand drawing, Modes of Apprehension. Underneath is the collection of many editions of Milton’s poetry, including first editions.

The opening of the exhibition at Milton’s Cottage went well. It was wonderful to meet so many Milton scholars all in one place. It’s a real honour to be invited to show my work in the very place where Milton wrote Paradise Lost, amongst so many first editions.

Luminous

The Waste Land, Richard Kenton Webb, 2023, triptych, oil pigment on cotton, 68 x 276cm

Luminous LIGHT COLOUR IMAGINATION continues at Benjamin Rhodes Arts. It’s a real joy to be exhibiting with Emrys Williams. Emrys Williams Emrys Williams is a painter based in Llandudno, Wales. Like me, he has also taught all his life. Of course, Benjamin is our link. Benjamin believed in us both as young artists in our […]

Christmas – a time to reflect

2020 was my first Christmas in Plymouth and I was excited to be starting a new chapter as Head of Painting, Drawing and Print at Arts University Plymouth. In 2021, I said one last goodbye to my home of 30 years in the Cotswolds. This would be my final visit to say thankyou to The […]