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New Paintings Available

Peruse the gallery for new work, all paintings are available as prints framed or unframed.

Next Event: Heckington Show 2018

Come say hello and view my work at Heckington Show.

28th & 29th July

New Commissions Completed

2018 has been a good year for commissions. View the work here.

Fenlight Sonatas: A new book of poetry by Mark Wilson

Prolific poet Mark Wilson releasing a new book illustrated by Nick Tearle.

Welland Valley Art Society Welcomes Nick Tearle as new Exhibiting Member

Join us at the Stamford Art Centre for the WVAS spring & Autumn Exhibitions.

New Limited Editions Available

All of my paintings are available as either open or limited edition prints.

Rutland Show

Thanks to all of those that made it along to the fantastic Rutland Show 2018.

Standing High out of Shrunken Peat

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Upcoming Exhibitions 2018

Rutland County Show 3rd June 2018

Heckington Show 28th - 29th July 2018

New paintings available

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Standing High out of Shrunken Peat

Paintings of the fens

Crowland Abbey from Cloot Drove

April 2017
10×12″
Oil on Panel
£349 (Framed) £299 (Panel)

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Frosty Morning on Thorney Dyke

January 2016
20×7″
Oil on Panel
£349 (Framed) £299 (Panel)

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Rapeseed, near Maxey

May 2016
10×12″
Oil on Canvas
£299 (Framed) £249 (Panel)

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Crowland Abbey

March 2017
10×12″
Oil on Panel
(Commissioned Painting)

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framed by the artist

FRAMED GICLÉE PRINTS

Nick is also a professional bespoke picture framer and runs Fenland Frames, providing affordable framing for Artists and collectors alike.

www.fenlandframes.com

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The Fenland Collection

GREETINGS CARDS

A range of greetings cards featuring the oil paintings of the local landscape

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About Nick

“I want to record these fields, these homesteads and these farms because I grew up here. I believe that the landscape painter has an opportunity to present a new way of looking at a subject so I paint the scenes with drama, romance and emotion. I hope my images leave an impression to take with you next time you’re traveling through the Fens.” Nick Tearle

The inspiration for oil painter Nick Tearle lies in the agricultural landscape in which he lives and works, the Fens. Nick is particularly drawn to the small holdings and farms which stand isolated on the horizons of their flat surroundings.

Strongly influenced by the paintings of Edward Hopper, Van Gogh and Cezanne alongside contemporaries such as Mike Svob and John Crump, Nick records his subjects with drama and romance in an impressionist style.

A student of Fine Art, Graphic Design, Art History and Photography, Nick had built a solid foundation in visual art by the time he left college.

In 2004, Nick’s paintings were included in the ‘Next Generation’ show at the Catmose Gallery, Oakham. Whilst continuing his studies Nick began working as a freelance Graphic Designer.

In 2013 whilst living in Singapore, Nick produced artwork for global beer brand Tiger Beer. His graphic artwork was also featured in the Unbreakable issue of Kult magazine, Singapore.

In 2014, living in the Philippines, Nick was featured on the local television news channel GMA News discussing in interview his series of landscape paintings of the tropical archipelago.

‘Winter Morning on Thorney Dyke’ January 2016

Since 2015 the subject of Nick’s work has been solely the Fenland landscape. He has gained a dedicated following and has been featured in numerous local publications. Through exhibiting at over 10 exhibitions both solo and with groups he has sold over 50 original works in two years and completed more than 5 commissioned works. He has also published a book and won the 2017 Andrew Howarth Award.

Along side his original painting, Nick produces a huge variety of high quality products for fans of his work including limited edition giclee prints, greetings cards and bookmarks.

Today, Nick works full time as an artist whilst also running Fenland Frames a bespoke framing studio. He paints either literally ‘in the field’ or from his own photographic source material in his home studio. His technique relies on the mastery of his medium-oil paint-painting wet in wet, dark to light and fat over lean.