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Category: Ric W. Horner
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History of Ric’s Art Studio
It is now nearly 13 years since I moved into the cottage built by the eccentric painter Dan Sherrin (1869-1940), a small summer residency on the seafront in a secluded beach-view garden. In February 2025 the local writer CJ Stone kindly wrote a favourable article about this in his local online publication Whitstable Views. To read…
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Greeting Cards
. Ric has produced a wide range of greeting cards, all created from his original paintings. They feature dramatic seascapes, exposed clay banks, tidal estuaries, exquisite sunsets, tranquil beaches, intimidating storms and romantic woodlands. Some of the places featured are Whitstable, Margate, Canterbury, Devon, Cornwall, Wales, Dartmoor National Park and various other places and landmarks…
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Fishslab Gallery Whitstable
Ric exhibited at the Fishslab Gallery in August 2024. If you have missed this show you can visit Ric in his studio were he has now set up the front of his house as permanent exhibition space. New Exhibition Space 2025! On show were 25 original oil on canvas paintings, as well as a range…
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Salcombe and South Devon
Ric has painted Salcombe several times and has recently produced a wide range of themed greeting cards that cover that region on the South Devon coast. Salcombe is known for its outstanding views, rolling surrounding countryside, breath-taking natural beauty, sparkling turquoise waters and rugged cliffs. Once a major port for the fruit trade, it has…
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Dartmoor National Park
After graduating from Exeter College of Art in 1989, Ric Horner spent the first two years of his career living and working on Dartmoor in Devon, developing a unique and profound engagement with light, mood and distance. Consequently he produced two solo shows; one at Marloe’s gallery in London in 1989 and one at Exeter…
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Johnny’s Arthouse in Whitstable
It is now 10 years since the Horsebridge Centre (Home :: The Horsebridge) was build on the site of Johnny’s Arthouse. The new space is unlike any other building in Kent with it’s design based on an upturned boat. It is also stocking some of Ric’s greetings cards. Related Images: