Michael Gage

I'm exhibiting with the Society of Graphic Fine Art at Denbies Vineyard, near Dorking in Surrey. The exhibition is open 9.30 - 5 every day (Sunday 10 - 5) until 23 December.

Ideas of landscape for the next project...

Thank you to everyone who supported the Willow Foundation auction, especially those who bought my painting, raising a stagggering £155 for the charity!

I'm not yet sure what the total amount raised is. But a few hours before the auction finished, the top twenty-five canvases alone had already raised nearly £20,000.

UPDATE 9 December: Just heard that the total amount raised is £58,000!

Largo di Torre Argentina, a square in the centre of Rome. The sunken area of the right, in the centre of the square, contains the remains of four Roman temples and the Pompey Theatre, on the steps of which Julius Caesar was assassinated.

Now, it's a cat sanctuary.



Ink and watercolour on paper, 28 x 9 cm. Click the picture for a bigger version.

Painting in public usually attracts spectators. The good thing about Rome is that there are plenty of other things to distract them. When there's the Arch of Constantine in front, the Trajan Market behind, the Forum to the right, and the Colosseum to the left, I don't get much attention.




Ink and watercolour on paper, 28 x 9 cm. Click the picture for a bigger version.