 | | Night Fishing | | |
|  | | Drawn towards the Light | | |
|  | | The Moment Between Sleep and Conciousness. | | |
|  | | Birds in Flight | | |
|  | | Sofa Couple II | | |
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 | | Raindance | | |
|  | | Rubik's Cube Conundrum | | |
|  | | Showering II | | |
|  | | The Lazy Afternoon | | |
|  | | The Open Book | | |
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 | | Evening Light | | |
|  | | Jungle Night | | |
|  | | An Open Window | | |
|  | | The Lovers | | |
|  | | The Horse Whisperer | | |
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 | | While the Man Sleeps, the Woman Leaps | | |
|  | | Coastal Lovers | | |
|  | | The Five Senses Satisfied | | |
|  | | A Rose for My Rose | | |
|  | | Showering I | | |
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 | | K is for Kiteflyers and an Imminent Kiss | | |
|  | | Sleeping and Leaping | | |
|  | | Sleeping Lovers II | | |
|  | | Sleeping Lovers | | |
|  | | Seadance IV | | |
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 | | Seadance III | | |
|  | | Seadance II | | |
|  | | Seadance I | | |
|  | | The Feast | | |
|  | | The Dreamers | | |
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 | | Lovers and Flying Fish | | |
|  | | He Closed his Eyes for Just a Moment, but Slept. She Stripped, then Leapt. The Sun Set. The End. | | |
|  | | Mid Summer Festival II | | |
|  | | The Mid Summer Festival I | | |
|  | | Midnight Bathers | | |
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 | | Summer Dreaming | | |
|  | | Extracts from the Book of Alphabets | | |
|  | | My River View Dream | | |
|  | | Have you ever dreamt you were Flying | | |
|  | | Just managing to keep my head below the water II | | |
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 | | Leaf Peace and Love | | |
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Trevor was born in Cornwall and studied fine art/printmaking at Falmouth and Winchester School of Art. He was elected an associate member of the Royal Society of Painter Printmakers, at the age of 28. He now divides his time between London and Cornwall. He was drawn to printmaking by the fine craftsmanship involved and sculptural qualities that cannot be achieved by painting or drawing alone. The 'Patchwork' of many of his more popular prints emulates the environment where he grew up and which he loves. Another recurring theme in his work is the sea. Although there has been quite a change in his work over the past few years, it is the humour that remains a serious element of the art. With his most recent work, we find etched and drypoint images on a raised gesso surface as well as monoprints and collages. He exhibits widely in the UK and has appeared in several publications and taken on a number of commissions.
