works
Sea Jetty
Acrylic on wood
34 x 43cm
Framed
Sold
Acrylic on wood
34 x 43cm
Framed
Sold
Dymchurch Bunker
Acrylic on wood
26.5 x 35cm
Framed
£300
Acrylic on wood
26.5 x 35cm
Framed
£300
Dymchurch Roof
Oil on wood
15 x 20cm
Unframed
Sold
Oil on wood
15 x 20cm
Unframed
Sold
Painted Huts
Oil on wood
43 x 34cm
Framed
Sold
Oil on wood
43 x 34cm
Framed
Sold
Concrete Seat Grain
Oil on wood
43 x 34cm
Unframed
£400
Oil on wood
43 x 34cm
Unframed
£400
Camber Bunker
Acrylic on wood
20 x 28cm
Framed
Sold
Acrylic on wood
20 x 28cm
Framed
Sold
Hastings Seafront
Oil on wood
18 x 24cm
Framed
£300
Oil on wood
18 x 24cm
Framed
£300
Ilfracombe
Oil and acrylic on wood
28 x 35.5cm
Unframed
£300
Oil and acrylic on wood
28 x 35.5cm
Unframed
£300
Red Bin
Oil on canvas
24 x 30cm
Unframed
Sold
Oil on canvas
24 x 30cm
Unframed
Sold
Sea Defences
Oil and acrylic on board
50 x 60cm
Framed
£500
Oil and acrylic on board
50 x 60cm
Framed
£500
Sea Defences II
Oil on canvas
50 x 60cm
Framed
Sold
Oil on canvas
50 x 60cm
Framed
Sold
Sea Wall Study
Oil and acrylic on canvas
50 x 60cm
Framed
£400
Oil and acrylic on canvas
50 x 60cm
Framed
£400
Static Caravans
Oil and acrylic on wood
28 x 35.5cm
Unframed
£300
Oil and acrylic on wood
28 x 35.5cm
Unframed
£300
Steps Dymchurch
Oil and acrylic on wood
28 x 35.5cm
Unframed
£300
Oil and acrylic on wood
28 x 35.5cm
Unframed
£300
Dymchurch Sun
Oil and acrylic on wood
56 x 66cm
Framed (vintage frame slightly warped)
£550
Oil and acrylic on wood
56 x 66cm
Framed (vintage frame slightly warped)
£550
The Warren
Oil on wood
28 x 35.5cm
Unframed
Sold
Oil on wood
28 x 35.5cm
Unframed
Sold
Window View
Acrylic on wood
24 x 30cm
Unframed
£300
Acrylic on wood
24 x 30cm
Unframed
£300
Window View II
Acrylic on wood
24 x 30cm
Unframed
£300
Acrylic on wood
24 x 30cm
Unframed
£300
Anchor Point
Oil on wood
28 x 35.5cm
Unframed
£300
Oil on wood
28 x 35.5cm
Unframed
£300
Shelter
Oil on wood
26.5 x 35cm
Framed
£300
Oil on wood
26.5 x 35cm
Framed
£300
Woman’s Face
Oil on wood
20 x 15cm
Unframed
£300
Oil on wood
20 x 15cm
Unframed
£300
Minju
Oil on wood
20 x 15cm
Unframed
Sold
Oil on wood
20 x 15cm
Unframed
Sold
Boxes On Shelf Still Life
Acrylic on wood
24 x 28cm
Framed
Sold
Acrylic on wood
24 x 28cm
Framed
Sold
Nail Boxes 8
Acrylic on wood
24 x 28cm
Unframed
£300
Acrylic on wood
24 x 28cm
Unframed
£300
Nail Boxes 9
Acrylic on wood
24 x 28cm
Unframed
Sold
Acrylic on wood
24 x 28cm
Unframed
Sold
2 Nail Boxes
Acrylic on board
50 x 50cm
Unframed
£400
Acrylic on board
50 x 50cm
Unframed
£400
Folkstone Front
Oil on wood
21 x 26cm
Framed
£300
Oil on wood
21 x 26cm
Framed
£300
Net Huts
Oil on wood
43 x 34cm
Unframed
£400
Oil on wood
43 x 34cm
Unframed
£400
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biography
Stuart McHarrie lives in Greenwich, South East London and studied fine art at Central St Martins. He has worked as an artist, art director and illustrator throughout his career, but over the past decade has focused his attention on producing paintings.
Stuart splits his time between London and Sandgate and now predominantly paints Seascapes along with some portraiture and still lifes.
His work is inspired by the inanimate object within landscape – the juxtaposition of solid concrete walls, buildings and structures set against the flatness of the beach and sea. Working in oil and acrylic, he creates sharp delineation within his narrow colour palette, yet allowing the paint to leak and infiltrate the surrounding surfaces.
Stuart has exhibited at the New English Art Club along with many group shows and open studios.
His paintings have been acquired by numerous private collections around the world.
Stuart McHarrie lives in Greenwich, South East London and studied fine art at Central St Martins. He has worked as an artist, art director and illustrator throughout his career, but over the past decade has focused his attention on producing paintings.
Stuart splits his time between London and Sandgate and now predominantly paints Seascapes along with some portraiture and still lifes.
His work is inspired by the inanimate object within landscape – the juxtaposition of solid concrete walls, buildings and structures set against the flatness of the beach and sea. Working in oil and acrylic, he creates sharp delineation within his narrow colour palette, yet allowing the paint to leak and infiltrate the surrounding surfaces.
Stuart has exhibited at the New English Art Club along with many group shows and open studios.
His paintings have been acquired by numerous private collections around the world.