freehand and painted in water based oils A typical Birmingham town pub scene in the 1960s. Vanishing World Exhibition 2008 © Kevin Alun Parrish 2006
freehand and painted in water based oils A smoke filled town pub scene in Birmingham during the 1960s Published by Buckingham Fine Arts in 2006 Tapestry of Life Exhibition 2005 © Kevin Alun Parrish 2005
freehand and created in water based oils The lads contemplate what to play next. commissioned by Jamie Leigh Fine Arts © Kevin Alun Parrish 2007
freehand and painted in oils School children enjoying a lollipop after school in the 1960s Vanishing World Exhibition 2008 © Kevin Alun Parrish 2008
freehand and created in water based oils A London routemaster double decker bus emerges from the London smog in the 1960s Vanishing World Exhibition 2008 © Kevin Alun Parrish 2008
freehand and created in water based oils London night life in the 1960s Vanishing World Exhibition 2008 © Kevin Alun Parrish 2008
freehand and painted in water based oils The Bull Ring Market, Birmingham during the 1930s Tapestry of Life Exhibition, Warwick Studios 2005 © Kevin Alun Parrish 2005
(freehand and painted in water based oils) Commissioned by Mr Martin Head, railway enthusiast and member of the Leamington and Warwick Model Railway Society. Here we see Martin in his secondary school days in the late 1960s, talking to the Engine Driver of a Deltic diesel pulling the Flying Scotman train at Kings Cross Station, […]
Commissioned by the Artifex Gallery based in Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham in the West Midlands. The painting was completed at the Mitchell Gallery in Warwick after I was invited to join them in 2009. approved pencil sketch Portraits and Figurative © Kevin Alun Parrish 2011
Inspiration Commissioned by Jamie Leigh Fine Arts Birmingham for Warwick Studios Gallery in Leamington Spa UK © Kevin Alun Parrish 2007