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Available Paintings – Nov 2023

There are about 25 original paintings available directly from the artist’s studio. Prices for oil on canvas paintings start at £ 300. Ric’s Gouache paintings range from £ 75 – £ 240, and prints from £ 15 – £ 160. You can order them directly from this website. Greeting cards start at  £ 3.  Large commissions can be up to £ 3000. 

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Please get in touch directly for any of these original artworks, but kindly  note that all international orders of original oil paintings should always include insurance. Postal costs will vary according to size & weight, as all paintings are sent in bespoke wooden crates for protection. For insurance quotes and p&p contact me at: enquiries@richorner.com, or tel.: 07835294317.

You can follow Ric on social media at Instagram.com/  richornerpaintings 

 

Estuary fog, 30 x 40cm, oil on canvas – available 

 

 

 

The Old Neptune, , 55 x 25cm, oil on canvas – available

 

 

 

Solstice, 30 x 30cm, oil on canvas – available

 

 

 

Dusk diminished, 28 x 28cm, oil on box canvas – available

 

 

 

Cloud Race, 20 c 20cm, oil on canvas – available 

 

 

 

Light obscured (West beach), 50 x 50cm, oil on canvas – available 

 

 

 

Ebb and Flow, 30 x 40cm, oil on canvas – available  

 

 

 

Summer Storm Clouds, 30 x 60cm, oil on canvas – available

 

 

 

Sunlight through rain, 61.5 x 28cm, oil on canvas – available

 

 

 

Cloud structures, oil on canvas, 30.5 x 23cm (reserved)

 

 

 

 

 

 

Kent Landscape near Faversham (1), oil on canvas, 30 x 17cm – available

 

 

 

Kent Landscape, 30 x 24cm, oil on canvas – available

 

 

 

Meadow at dusk, oil on canvas, 28.5 x 17cm – available

 

 

 

Our pathways, oil on canvas, 23 x 33cm – available

 

 

 

 

Sunlit Clearing, 71 x 71cm, oil on canvas – available 

 

 

 

Whitstable HarbourKent coast, 20 x 20cm,  oil on canvas  – available, prints and greeting cards available

 

 

 

Margate Harbour Evening Light, 22 x 22cm, oil on canvas – available

 

 

 

Spring Tide, 21 x 26cm, oil on canvas – available

 

 

 

Weather Study, 26 x 20cm, oil on canvas – available 

 

 

 

West Beach Whitstable (3), 50 x 40cm, oil on canvas – available 

 

 

 

Lost BuoyLost Buoy, 61 67cm, oil on wood panel available

 

 

 

Rain Gap, West Beach, 20x 20cm, oil on canvas – available 

 

 

 

First LightFirst Light, 71 x 81cm, original painting, oil on wood panel (framed) – available 

 

 

 

Salcombe Harbour, 26 x 26cm, oil on canvas – available

 

 

 

Dartmoor, 38 x 38cm, oil on wood panel –  available 

 

 

 

Dartmoor 2, 63 x 40cmDartmoor Dawn, 63 x 40cm,  oil on canvas – available 

 

 

 

View across the OazeThe view across the Oaze,  22 x 22cm, oil on canvas – available 

 

 

 

Long after Sunset (June)Long after Sunset (June), 28.5 x 17cm, oil on canvas – available 

 

 

 

Thunderhead Cloud studyThunderhead/ Cloud study, 28 x 28cm, oil on wood panel –  available 

 

 

 

Kent first Snow, last lightKent first Snow, last light. 23 x 30.5cm, oil on canvas – available

 

 

 

Whitstable Harbour (misty evening 2021), oil on box canvas, 78.5 x 78.5cm – available

 

 

 

West Beach (study), 30 x 42cm, mounted Gouache painting. Find all other Gouache paintings  on the shop page,

 

 

New Greeting Cards!

Ric has produced a wide range of greeting cards of Whitstable seascapes recently that were selected from various paintings from his back catalogue of images. They will be available via local galleries, shops and exhibitions, or directly from the artist’s studio.

Whitstable is a quintessentially English seaside town in the Canterbury district, on the north coast of Kent adjoining the convergence of the Swale Estuary and the Greater Thames Estuary in south-eastern England, five miles north of Canterbury and two miles west of Herne Bay.

It has been attracting visitors for centuries with its charm, beautiful scenery and cosy atmosphere. The coast is lined with multi-coloured beach huts and the smell of the salty sea breeze and the feel of the summer warmth is tangible. It has long been famous for its oysters, which still play a central role in it’s commerce and culture.