Alfred Sheldon Williams (1840-1881) was the father of Inglis Sheldon Williams who was also an artist. Alfred was a farmer and illustrator living in Winchfield, Hampshire. He exhibited four paintings at the Royal Academy and specialised in equestrian subjects. View his Portfolio
Arthur WEAVER (1918-2008) was probably the leading contemporary Golf Artist of his time. He painted many golfing scenes both in Britain and in the USA. Originals hang at St Andrews and in the USGA museum and many have been successfully reproduced as Limited Edition prints View his Portfolio
Bill WAUGH, originally an engineer, took to painting on holiday and soon became a full time artist and his success as a county golfer led him to painting golfing watercolours. He has painted many of the world’s leading courses including those hosting the Open Championships at Royal Troon, Royal Lytham St Anne’s and Muirfield and […]
Nicholas Watts was born in 1947 near Brands Hatch, where his father regularly took him from an early age. This indoctrination clearly had a profound effect on the young Watts, as he was soon to be channelling his artistic flair into his first ever car commission, a Bugatti Type 37A. He was just 16 years […]
Established as one of the world’s finest sporting artists Jacqueline has an international profile and her work is found in collections the world over.. Jacqueline specialises in painting the stallions of the Northern Dancer line and has excellent examples of the likes of Nijinsky, The Minstrel, Lyphard and his son Dancing Brave, Sadler’s Wells, Nureyev […]
