Artist John Bell

Barassie Burn Meeting the Sea

John Bell

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Media Oil
Type Landscape/Seascape
Price £950.00 / $1208.74
Size 78 x 78 cm
Ref 28439

Arran from Prestwick

John Bell

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Media Oil
Type Landscape/Seascape
Price £950.00 / $1208.74
Size 78 x 78 cm
Ref 28442

Arran from Barassie

John Bell

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Media Oil
Type Landscape/Seascape
Price £950.00 / $1208.74
Size 78 x 78 cm
Ref 28443

Troon North Shore, Winter 2022

John Bell

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Media Oil
Type Landscape/Seascape
Price £900.00 / $1145.12
Size 78 x 78 cm
Ref 28016

Clouds and Sand, Barassie

John Bell

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Media Oil
Type Landscape/Seascape
Price £950.00 / $1208.74
Size 78 x 78 cm
Ref 28440

Evening at Barassie, June 2022

John Bell

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Media Oil
Type Landscape/Seascape
Price £900.00 / $1145.12
Size 77 x 77 cm
Ref 27616

April Clouds Over Barassie Beach

John Bell

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Media Oil
Type Landscape/Seascape
Price £750.00 / $954.27
Size 68 x 68 cm
Ref 28017

John Bell is a landscape painter from Scotland. His work is inspired by the beauty of Scotland’s central west coast and includes ‘High Tide, South of Irvine’ and ‘Evening at Barassie, June 2022’. We are delighted to offer free worldwide delivery on their paintings.

“John always bring a soft, dreamlike quality to the wild coastlines of Scotland in his work.” Laura, Gallery Manager.

ScotlandArt’s clientele are always pleased to find such wonderful and unique paintings of much-loved west coast areas.

 

From the Artist

John Bell was born in Ayr, in 1968 and was brought up in Fife. He painted from a young age but chose to pursue a career in Architecture, graduating from The Mackintosh School of Architecture in Glasgow in 1993. He has worked as an architect since then but has continued to paint and exhibit work having undergone further study at Glasgow School of Art.

John paints landscapes and seascapes around Scotland and often along the Ayrshire coast near his home in Troon. Whether he is painting an intimate woodland scene or an expansive shoreline, his carefully composed oil paintings are always atmospheric.

He is interested in the extremes of light and colour in the Scottish landscape, but his colours are often subtle, reflecting the coolness of the Scottish light. He is interested in the influence of the constantly changing weather, which can transform the mood in a moment.

The sky often dominates his paintings, and he uses bold brushwork to express the form and movement of cloud.

 

Galleries having exhibited work include:

ScotlandArt.com Galleries

Art Exposure Gallery

The Gatehouse Gallery

The Framework Gallery

Beresford Gallery

Overt Gallery

Arran Art Gallery

 

Selected exhibitions:

Glasgow Art Fair 2003

Edinburgh Art Fair 2010 (Mixed exhibition)

The Framework Gallery March 2011

Paisley Art Institute 2011