Edward created this wood engraving for the book Weird, Wild and Wonderful. It represents the history of the highwayman, Tom Faggus. The weapon he used is kept at the Barnstaple Museums’ archive. Mr Faggus used to live in Winsford, Exmoor and this is a view overlooking the village.

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Lucian

Equinoxe  Sunset

Leave Only Footprints :Woodland Walk #2

Grasshopper

Lynmouth Harbour Low Tide

Towards the Light

Illumine

All the Remains

This contemporary art exhibition reveals the different reflections on JMW Turner’s work ranging from coastal views and architectural drawings to vivid impressionist landscapes. The  exhibition captures not only the many aspects of Turner’s work but also the vibrancy of the north Devon art scene. 

‘Turner Now’ is a great expression not only of Turner’s impact on the development of British art but also an opportunity to view works by over twenty north Devon artists who have been inspired by his work”  Phil Parker, ArtMakers Director

Turner Now

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