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    Genre Scenes & Still Life Collection

    Christopher's Passion Of Observation

    Christopher spent much of his time outdoors where he was passionate about observing people, their actions, behaviours, dialect, and emotions. He would enjoy conversing with subjects. During the later years of his life, Christopher lived a somewhat sedentary lifestyle when compared to his past and would illustrate inanimate objects often from the comfort of his armchair at his home in Leighton Buzzard and while progressing with his journals.

    Genre Art is scene of everyday life, depicting real life in action with people at work or having fun. Intimate scenes of daily life, costumes, domestic settings, interiors, celebrations, tavern scenes, markets, and other street situations are depicted in these works. It could also depict a busy street, a dinner gathering, or any place where living goes on. Still Life paintings feature an arrangement of inanimate everyday objects laid out on a table or similar surface.

    EXPLORE CHRISTOPHER'S OTHER COLLECTIONS

    Cityscapes & Landscapes Collection
    Cityscapes & Landscapes Collection

    Many of Christopher's paintings were from memories of scenes in early life.

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    The brains circuitry is long and complex. Its integrity can succumb to pressure just as it can be infiltrated by parasites. By Christopher James Hamilton Blake
    Expressionism Collection

    Much of Christopher’s expressionist work was themed around those he met, including family and his disability and religious beliefs.

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    Portraits Collection
    Portraits Collection

    Christopher's paintings often express a view beyond that of the human eye.

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    Religious Collection
    Religious Collection

    Christopher believed in God, that there is a Devil and a Heaven and Hell.

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    "COLOUR BRIGHTENS MY WORLD"

    Christopher's use of colour brightens any room

    Originals & Prints

    Original works from Christopher’s collection of paintings are exhibited from time to time but are not available for sale. A vast selection of Christopher’s botanical illustrations are on permanent display in the Ethnology Department of the Sarawak Museum in Kuching, Malaysia.

    Exhibitions of Christopher’s paintings previously planned in 2020-2022 have been postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

    Giclée prints and pieces of functional art make it possible to enjoy Christopher’s paintings at home. The original paintings are scanned at an ultra-high resolution and colour proofs are appraised as close to the original painting as possible. Giclée prints are made with state-of-the-art printers on a selection of papers including museum-quality heavyweight Fine-art print paper with a smooth, clean finish up to Fine-art quality archival Hahnemühle Cotton-rag paper giving the print the feel of the original watercolour. Giclée printing process will produce a print that lasts between 100-200 years in optimal conditions. A selection of functional art giftware is also available from our shop.

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