ART FOR PANCREATIC CANCER
Note - This is now FINISHED, framed and ready to be sold at auction (available from 1st December 2025)

To register an interest in purchasing this artwork, please see below for more info.

I've decided to donate my latest artwork (see images below) to be sold at an Exhibition in aid of Pancreatic Cancer. The event is on Friday 5th and Saturday 6th December 2025 in the Cotswolds, Prestbury near Cheltenham to be exact where there will be many local artists selling their work including Kate Dove, The Painswick Potter and many others too.


The event is called :-

Pots, Paintings and Pearls in Purple 

and if this is of interest to you and you wish to know more or attend please don't hesitate to get in touch via phone or email using the contact form on this website.
Winchcombe - Free Parking - in Purple to be sold in aid of Pancreatic Cancer.

Winchcomber - Free Parking

A mixed media painting.

Baloo

Waiting for my owner to return

The Plaisterers Arms

Great beer and food

Winchcombe Square

Such beautiful buildings

The Local

Drop in for a pint

WINCHCOMBE " FREE PARKING "
A MIXED MEDIA / ACRYLIC ARTWORK
DONATED AND TO BE SOLD IN AID OF PANCREATIC CANCER

Available now as of 1st December 2025

SIZE = 450MM X 300MM


The colour purple has been used throughout this artwork as Purple is the theme colour for pancreatic cancer awareness month.

The size of the painting is 450mm x 300mm x 22mm frame depth.

The frame is a floating frame painted white. This can easily be changed to suit any colour of your choice - details on request.

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