In private collection of Domaine du Moulin de Jeanne, France – 27 x 35 cm
Watercolour is a favourite with Gerard for exploring new ideas. When working with watercolour brush pens, Gerard enjoys tackling the hard decisions the restricted range of colours presents. Inspired by the lightness in the work of Raoul Dufy, Gerard chooses urban and rural subjects, almost always featuring things human hands have built.
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– 27 x 35 cmBridges over Aigues river in Nyons, France – 27 x 35 cm
His more traditional watercolours are influenced by the boldness of brush strokes and high contrasts in the paintings of John Singer Sargent.