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Poole, Dorset, England, BH15 1AG

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Dave Penn's Gallery

 

Frosted Trakcs by Dave Penn

Print 1

Abbot Street

Print 2

Badbury Reflections

Print 3

Evening Mist-Poole

Print 4

King Down Drove by Dave Penn

Print 5

Coppice

Print 6

Click on the print number number to go to an enlarged version

If you would like to purchase one of Dave's prints send us an email

Frosted Trackys by Dave Penn

1) Frosted Tracks - 300 x 410 - Linocut

£150.00 framed-£120.00 unframed

 

Abbot Street

2) Abbot Street - 410 x 300 - Linocut

£150.00 framed-£120.00 unframed

 

Badbury Reflections

3) Badbury Reflections- 410 x 300 - Linocut

£150.00 framed-£120.00 unframed

 

Evening Mist Poole Harbour

4) Evening Mist - Poole Harbour - 190 x 295- Linocut

£90.00 framed-£60.00 unframed

 

King Down Drove by Dave Penn

5) King Down Drove - 410 x 300 - Linocut

£150.00 framed-£120.00 unframed

Coppice

6) Coppice- 300 x 420-linocut

£150.00 framed-£120.00 unframed

 

 

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Dave Penn

David Penn
 
Although having an academic interest in printmaking for some time, I hadn't thought seriously about making prints, considering myself rather piously as more of a painter. However, on mentioning to a friend that we were moving to Dorset he suggested that I visit Poole Printmakers. In the atmospheric Workshop I instantly fell under the spell of the charismatic and inspirational John Liddell, who wasted no time in supplying a piece of lino, a few cutting tools and just the right amount of instruction.
 
 
My interest has always been in landscape and I now find the limitations inherent in relief printing processes impose the necessity of developing new ways of exploring an image; for example, patterns, shapes and geometric forms can become more dominant and lead to interpretations that would have remained submerged in a more plastic and painterly approach. This, of course, informs my painting which in its turn creates a dialogue with the printmaking."

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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