Mark Richardson

Mark works from sketches made in situ then with acrylic paint and graphite pencil to produce his highly individualistic paintings

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Originals by Mark Richardson

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Sidestrand (2)
Acrylic and Graphite Pencil on Board
122 w x 122 h (cm)
Framed
£ 3250
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Sheringham (2)
Acrylic and graphite pencil on Board
30 w x 21 h (cm)
Framed
£ 295
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Cromer Movie Plex
Acrylic and Graphite Pencil on Board
22 w x 26 h (cm)
Framed
£ 295 ** Sold **
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Cromer 247
Acrylic and Graphite Pencil on Board
30 w x 46 h (cm)
Framed
£ 595
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Golden Sands (1)
Acrylic and Graphite Pencil on Board
21 w x 21 h (cm)
Framed
£ 275
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YH4
Acrylic and Graphite Pencil on Board
21 w x 21 h (cm)
Framed
£ 275
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Cliff Study III
Acrylic and Graphite Pencil on Board
10 w x 15 h (cm)
Framed
£ 175
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Cliff Study IV
Acrylic and Graphite Pencil on Board
10 w x 15 h (cm)
Framed
£ 175
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Norfolk Cliffs
Acrylic with graphite pencil on Board
67 w x 21 h (cm)
Framed
£ 495 ** Sold **
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Cromer 245
Acrylic and Graphite Pencil on Board
30 w x 46 h (cm)
Framed
£ 595
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Cromer 246
Acrylic and Graphite Pencil on Board
30 w x 46 h (cm)
Framed
£ 596
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Sea Tractor
Acrylic and Graphite Pencil on Board
30 w x 21 h (cm)
Framed
£ 295
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Runton Shore
Acrylic and graphite pencil on board
61 w x 62 h (cm)
Framed
£ 1250
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Overstrand
Acrylic and Graphite Pencil on Board
39 w x 62 h (cm)
Framed
£ 895
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East Runton III
Acrylic and graphite pencil on Board
61 w x 51 h (cm)
Framed
£ 950
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Cliff Study II
Acrylic and Graphite Pencil on Board
10 w x 15 h (cm)
Framed
£ 175
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Mary Ann
Acrylic with Graphite Pencil on Board
61 w x 30 h (cm)
Framed
£ 595
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Spring
Acrylic and Graphite Pencil on Board
21 w x 30 h (cm)
Framed
£ 295
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Cromer 244
Acrylic and Graphite Pencil on Board
30 w x 46 h (cm)
Framed
£ 595
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Winter
Acrylic and Graphite Pencil on Board
21 w x 30 h (cm)
Framed
£ 295
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Summer
Acrylic and Graphite Pencil on Board
21 w x 30 h (cm)
Framed
£ 295
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Cliff Study I
Acrylic and Graphite Pencil on Board
10 w x 15 h (cm)
Framed
£ 175
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Boy Max
Acrylic with graphite pencil on Board
50 w x 50 h (cm)
Framed
£ 795
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Runton Cliffs I
Acrylic with graphite pencil on board
30 w x 21 h (cm)
Framed
£ 295
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Sheringham (1)
Acrylic and graphite pencil on Board
61 w x 42 h (cm)
Framed
£ 895
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Morston Quay (1)
Acrylic and graphite pencil on Board
61 w x 42 h (cm)
Framed
£ 895
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Sidestrand
Acrylic with graphite pencil on board
30 w x 21 h (cm)
Framed
£ 315
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Sidestrand Fall
Acrylic with Graphite Pencil on Board
21 w x 30 h (cm)
Framed
£ 295

About Mark Richardson

Leicestershire born painter Mark Richardson spent his childhood holidays in Cromer, in a caravan close to the Lighthouse and the much-loved Happy Valley. Now, after a successful career in design and advertising, Mark and his wife – the internationally acclaimed “crotchedermist” Shauna Richardson, have achieved their great ambition to move to North Norfolk so they can focus on their creative careers in the area of the UK they love the most.

Mark’s paintings of the North Norfolk coast are striking and graphic, with an immediacy to them that brings a fresh perspective to these well-loved views.

Starting with pencil sketches, Mark then works with acrylic and graphite crayon to create the final painting. Mark has a sure eye for the colours that are found in these sometime rather austere landscapes and the ethereal, shifting light that artists have long held to be particular to this corner of the United Kingdom.

Mark has been venturing into new areas and has developed a series of still life paintings around fruit and vegetables. Originally working in acrylic, he has moved on to use oil paint, enjoying the more saturated colours the oil delivers