Landscape L989, Sharpenhoe Series, Harvested Field, Late Autumn, The Chiltern Hills
13 x 18cm. 2016.
Mixed media: graphite, colour pencil, soluble crayon, acrylic and pastel on white paper.
Signed and dated on reverse.
Landscape L989, Sharpenhoe Series, Harvested Field, Late Autumn, The Chiltern Hills
Mixed media: graphite, colour pencil, soluble crayon, acrylic and pastel on white paper.
Signed and dated on reverse.
Drawings, Paintings & other Art 
Nicholas, do you sell your work online?
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Hi Ashley! I don’t sell my work online, although I do have a website showing my work at http://www.nicholasherbert-drawings.co.uk where I show selected works by year and place. However, my actual sales are handled by the gallery that represents me and where I exhibit, Alan Kluckow Fine Art. I currently have six pieces there in the winter exhibition. I may have a two-man show there later in the year and another solo show in 2018. My work is somehow different in real life in a way that a photograph doesn’t show (even though I spend a lot of time trying to match the real painting’s feel and tonality) This is probably true for all art of course, but I work with a very muted set of colours and relatively low contrasts and the final surface is an important aspect of the works. Online selling is difficult because it is impossible to really know what one is looking at compared to the piece seen in reality. Hope that answers your question. How about you? Do you find you can sell successfully online? Carry on the great work! Best wishes, Nicholas.
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Thank you for the reply and the compliment, Nicholas. And no, I don’t sell my work anywhere at all. 🙂
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