Archive
The Chains in winter - Exmoor
Acrylic
55cm x 86cm
£600
Tarr Steps in October
Acrylic
30cm x 60cm
£260
Above the Doone Valley
Acrylic
60 x 60cm
£500
Sixpenny Handley Autumn Oak Tree
Acrylic
60cm x 60cm
£500
The Pinnacles in August
Acrylic on canvas
25 x 20cm
Sold
Stairhole on a breezy day
Acrylic
30cm x 40cm
£220
Sixpenny Handley Autumn Beech Trees
Acrylic
100 x 100cm
£1000
Porlock Weir in August - Exmoor
Acrylic
40cm x 40cm
£230
Old Harry in AugustAcrylic46cm x 35cm£380
Durdle Door in Autumn
Acrylic
50cm x 40cm
£300
Kimmeridge Bay Sunset
Acrylic
100 x 1200 cm
£1500
Kimmeridge Ledges
Acrylic
50 x 76cm
£600
Kimmeridge shoreline
Acrylic
80 x 120 cm
£1200
Corfe Castle Sun Going Down
Acrylic
Cader Iris
Acrylic
60 x 90 cm
On The Chains, Exmoor
Acrylic
90 x 90 cm
£1000
The Pinnacles
Acrylic
46 x 61 cm
£495
6 Penny Handley Beech Trees, Cranborne Chase
Acrylic
90 x 90
£1000
Winspit on a sunny winters’ day
Acrylic
30 x 60cm
£300
Winspit
Acrylic
60 x 46cm
£400
Stairhole viewed from cliff path
Acrylic
60 x 30 cm
£300
Stairhole storm approaching
Acrylilc
90 x 60 cm
£800
Winter Sun over Stairhole
Acrylic
60 x 90cm
£800
Kimmeridge viewed from the east
Acrylic
30 x 80 cm
£400
Man 'O' War
Acrylic
46 x 60 cm
£430
Storm Approaching Old Harry
Acrylic
50cm x 50cm
£460
Jolly Sailer, Poole Quay
Acrylic
45 x 60 cm
£575
Lulwort cove boathouse in winter sun
Acrylic
30 x 60 cm
Sold
Solent Scene - Poole Quay
Acrylic
45 x 51
£420
Kimmeridge Slipway on Stormy Day
Acrylic
30cm x 80cm
Sold
Lyme Regis
Acrylic
30cm x 60cm
Sold
Western Sky Over Kimmeridge
Acrylic
49cm x 70cm
£440
Exmoor Landscape near Exford
Acrylic
54cm x 58v
£500
Peveril Point Swanage
Acrylic
46cm x 60cm
£495
Porlock Weir - tide out
Acrylic
45cm x 61cm
£495
View towards Withypool
Acrylic
45cm x 61cm
Sold
Lulworth viewed from coast path
Acrylic
30cm x 40cm
£230
Lulworth Crumpled Cliffs
Acrylic
46 x 60cm
Sold
Winsford Hill
Acrylic
61 x 76cm
£680
Graham Towler - current work
Graham has always had a keen interest in nature and all its moods.
Dorset artist Graham Towler trained at Bournemouth College of Art where he studied life drawing, illustration and the history of of Art under the guidance of Sam Rabin and Stanley Payne RCA
Graham has always had a keen interest in nature and all its moods, especially landscapes. The atmosphere and effects are a never ending source of inspiration. The influence of Turner and the early french impressionists - particularly Van Gogh and Monet - have been clearly visible in Graham's earlier work and have been inspired by Dorset's Jurassic coastline and Exmoor National Park.
make an enquiry about any of Graham's art work.