Gavin Penn
Aatma
sold
sold
Acrylic on Canvas
80cm x80cm
Sunder
£950.00
£950.00
Acrylic on Canvas
70cmx50cm
Takat
sold
sold
Acrylic on Canvas
80cmx80cm (Limited Edition Prints Available run of 50, 40cm x 40cm £150)
Peela
sold
sold
Acrylic on Canvas
70cmx50cm
Suraj Ki Roshani
£950.00
£950.00
Acrylic on Canvas
50cmx70cm
Shanti Purbak
sold
sold
Acrylic on Canvas
120cmx90cm
Nude 2
£950.00
£950.00
Oil on Canvas
60x30cm
Nude 3
£900.00
£900.00
Oil on Canvas
30cmx60cm
Namaskar
sold
sold
Acrylic on Canvas
80cmx80cm (Limited Edition Prints availiable run of 50, 40cm x 40cm, £150)
Vicara
£1,600.00
£1,600.00
Oil on Canvas
80cm x 80cm
Suvkha
£950.00
£950.00
Oil on Canvas
80cm x 80cm
Nude 1
£600.00
£600.00
Oil on Canvas
60x30cm
Poet at Sea
£350.00
£350.00
Mixed Media
Girl With The Red Hair
sold
sold
Acrylic on Canvas
76cm x 90cm
Indian Study
£250.00
£250.00
Pencil sketch
28cm x 20cm
To purchase any of these artworks, just contact us or call the Gallery on 01434 634 629.
Profile
Gavin Penn
Gavin Penn graduated from Edinburgh College of art in 2000, his earlier work focused on capturing the atmosphere of the highs and lows of the north east’s football supporters, depicting the crowds outside the stadiums, to much press coverage and acclaim, two of his paintings are displayed in the Stadium of Light. In the following years Gavin produced large scale murals, in stately homes across Yorkshire and the North east. Perhaps Gavin is best known for his paintings of ballerinas a series which he painted for five years, these paintings sold both Nationally and internationally, and were shown in The Mall Galleries London and the Scottish National Gallery in Edinburgh, a number of these paintings were published and were sold as prints in ‘John Lewis’ and other retailers nationwide, Gavin’s ballerina paintings have been hugely collected and are in a number of private collections across the world. In recent Years Gavin took a departure from painting ballerinas, to work for a company producing concept art, for computer games for the San Francisco games convention, working alongside companies such as Microsoft and Sony. In this time Gavin was able to focus on his creativity, this can be seen in his return to traditional art in his recent paintings from travels to India depicting the people there, capturing the colours and expressions.