This painting was made for the exhibition 'Daffodils' - Artists Reflections on Wordsworth's Poem.   The exhibition, which was curated in 2005 by Charles mitchell for Cumbria Institute of the Arts, first toured Cumbria before travelling to Bourne Hall in Surrey and Aartworks, Grayton, South Africa.

Exhibited:

2019 - a solo exhibition at The Beacon Museum, Whitehaven, Cumbria

Commissioned by Prof David and Margaret Parker depicting the hamlet inwhich they live in the south of Fance.

Commissioned in 1986 by the National Science Museum for their Chemical Industry display.

 Dista Products, Liverpool were the first in the world, in 1982, to use genetically manipulated bacteria in the production of medicines. 'Contained Fermenter' depicts the vat in which they first grew human insulin.

Commissioned for Portsmouth Central Library by Mr Julian Quail, Portsmouth City Council and Hampshire County Council.

Commissioned in 1985 by IBM UK for their offices at Hursley, Hampshire.

Commissioned in 1991 for the new Penrith Library (1993) by Eden District Council, Cumbria County Library, Mr Keith Darby (Triumph Properties Ltd.) and Northern Arts.

The background of the painting depicts an earthwork dug on the site of the new Penrith Library by archaeologists . . . so, in some ways, is a painting of Penrith's history in strata of earth from the 12th century at the bottom to the end of the 20th century at the top. In front of this ground are a dozen figures engaged in the kinds of activities that would be common to all generations of people living in this area.

Exhibited:

2019  'Drawn from Life' - a solo exhibition at The Beacon Museum, Whitehaven, Cumbria