Motorsports.
Alan is probably best known to the public through reproductions of his original oil paintings, but his painting career has also earned him a reputation which has led to commissions from corporate bodies. His work can be seen in the offices of Eddie Stobart Limited, Rolls Royce, Porsche and Mercedes-Benz to name but a few. His paintings feature in private collections worldwide. |
Motorsports.
See Andrew's gallery by clicking on the link above or visit all our artists in the various sections of our Motorsport Art Gallery |
Motorsports.
Arthur Benjamins - specialist motorsports artist. See Arthur's gallery by clicking on the link above or visit all our artists in the various sections of our Motorsport Art Gallery
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Motorsports.
Barry Rowe's gallery brings a nostalgic influence to our collection. See Barry's gallery by clicking on the link above or visit all our artists in the various sections of our Motorsport Art Gallery
A much admired artist for his accurately researched paintings depicting automobile scenes from the 1930's and has established a reputation on both sides of the Atlantic. In 1999 he exhibited with Grand Prix Sportique in Monte-Carlo for the first time.
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Motorsports.
Arthur Benjamins - specialist motorsports artist. See Arthur's gallery by clicking on the link above or visit all our artists in the various sections of our Motorsport Art Gallery |
Motorsports.
Colin’s original paintings and limited edition prints have been co-signed by many past and present champions of motor sport, Colin has also over the years been commissioned to create original works and exclusive limited edition prints for many sponsors, suppliers, manufacturers, US based racing teams and members of the public world wide. We hope that you enjoy the experience of browsing at the works of Colin Carter in our Motorsports Galleries |
Motorsports.
His speciality is portraits and is noted for his astonishingly lifelike paintings of Damon Hill, Gerhard Berger and many others. He has exhibited at the Annual London Exhibition of Motor and Motor Racing Art.
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Motorsport artist
See Derrick's gallery by clicking on the link above or visit all our artists in the various sections of our Motorsport Art Gallery |
Motorsports
Excellent style not disimilar to that of Juan Carlos Ferrigno. See Dexter's gallery by clicking on the link above or visit all our artists in the various sections of our Motorsport Art Gallery |
 Motorsports.
Gerald Coulson has been painting professionally for over 30 years. The Fine Art Guild has placed him among the top 10 best selling UK artists no less than 15 times in 12 years - 3 times at No. 1.
Coulson's first love was aircraft, studying and drawing them at every opportunity, from an early age. His apprenticeship as an aircraft engineer, then as an RAF Technician and later an engineer with British Airways, have allowed him an insight and intimate knowledge of the aircraft he paints. He combined this with his drawing ability to become a Technical Illustrator of service manuals for Civil and Military Aircraft. Gerald's ability to capture these aircraft on canvas led to a painting career, which he took up full time in 1969; his work has been highly sought after ever since. Whatever the subject or type of aircraft, his ability to capture the realism and mood of the scene is unsurpassed, making him one of the most widely collected and highly regarded artists in the world today.
To see Gerald's full gallery including aviation art - please look under the Aviation section
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Motorsports.
See Greg's gallery by clicking on the link above or visit all our artists in the various sections of our Motorsport Art Gallery |
Motorsports.
See John's gallery by clicking on the link above or visit all our artists in the various sections of our Motorsport Art Gallery |
Motorsports
See Juan Carlos Ferrigno's Gallery by clicking on the link above |
Motorsports.
Nicholas Watts was born in 1947 near Brands Hatch, where his father regularly took him from an early age. This indoctrination clearly had a profound effect on the young Watts, as he was soon to be channelling his artistic flair into his first ever car commission, a Bugatti Type 37A. He was just 16 years old. Nick's real passion for painting cars however was really ignited when he joined the RAF, during which time he was fortunate enough to experience many great races including his favourite, the Targa Florio.
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Motorsports.
Ray Goldsbrough was born in Sunderland, he attended the Sunderland School of Art & Industrial Design. Ray's art medium is watercolour/gouache. He specialises in motorsport, formula 1 and MotoGP, and has had several UK exhibitions and is a FATG Finalist |
Motorsports.
See Robert's gallery by clicking on the link above or visit all our artists in the various sections of our Motorsport Art Gallery |
Sadly Rod died unexectedly on Friday 31st August 2007. Here in his own words is his profile:
I have owned a Motorcycle of some sort for over 40 years, at least 50 bikes.
I have worked on motorcycles as a mechanic (first class) in the British army.
At present I own a Yamaha XT600 Tenere and a BMW R80 G/S both adapted for Adventure motorcycling.
In February 2003 I rode the Tenere through Senegal and Mali in West Africa.
I regularly attend race meetings and the Isle of Man TT and in 1999 completed a roads closed lap of the TT course as official TTRA artist in the Classic parade, riding the 500cc Suzuki that won the production race in the year I started as a professional Motorcycle artist,1970.
Motorcyclist? I'm one of you.
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Motorsports
Simon Owen specialises in 'muscle' cars. See Simon's gallery by clicking on the link above or visit all our artists in the various sections of our Motorsport Art Gallery |
Motorsports
Wayne Vickery motorsports artist . See Waynes gallery by clicking on the link above or visit all our artists in the various sections of our Motorsport Art Gallery |
With such demand for anything 'Valentino' we have collated all our Valentino Rossi prints by all our artists in this special gallery. Many of the prints are signed by 'The Doctor'.
(To see our complete range of motorbike prints please go to the Motorbike section) |
