Archaeological illustrations, reconstruction paintings and drawings of the Neolithic – particularly the monuments and landscapes of Stonehenge, Durrington Walls & Amesbury. Read more –>
“Durrington South Circle”
Print from a Pencil working sketch
£45
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West Amesbury Henge
8″x12″
£45
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“Bluestonehenge Moonlight and Lintels” Print from a Pencil working sketch
12″x 8″
£45
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Blue Stonehenge 11
12″x8″
£45
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South Rauceby Early Bronze Age Barrow”
8″x12″
£45
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West Amesbury Henge Rough Late Bronze Age
8″x12″
£45
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West Amesbury. B S C Moonlight and Lintels
8″x12″
£45
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“West Amesbury”
8″x12″
£45
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“Stonehenge stage 2-3 2480 BC” in the Snow
9″x12″ colour £49
18″x24″ Colour £195 mounted.
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South Rauceby Late Neolithic Early Bronze Age
8″x12″
£45
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Stonehenge Stage 2-3
12″x8″
£45
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“Stonehenge Stage 1″
8″x12”
£45
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“Durrington 2450BC Mid Summer ”
8″x12″
£45
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Original Painting Watercolour & gouache
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Watercolour
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West Amesbury Bluestone Henge
Colour Signed Print £49
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“West Amesbury Henge
Mixed Media £495
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Durrington East Entrance, Avenue and Houses 2500-2400BC
8″x12″
£49
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“Durrington S. Timber Circle 2600-2500BC”
Mixed Media
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Stonehenge-stage-1-3,000 BC”
Mixed Media
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“Durrington 2500BC Mid Winter Sun Rise ”
Mixed Media £495
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“South Rauceby Late Neolithic Early Bronze Age”
Mixed Media £495
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Solo Exhibition 2017
“Stonehenge in the Snow ”
Watercolour
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Peter Dunn worked as an artist and illustrator for English Heritage from 1985 to 2008. His work in archaeology has introduced him to a world as strange, mysterious and complex as any from the imagination. Through archaeological illustrations, reconstruction paintings and drawings of the Neolithic – particularly the monuments and landscape of Stonehenge and Durrington Walls – Dunn considers that he has become involved in something far more exciting and awesome, probably the most engrossing subject of all.
The aim of the reconstruction is to use available evidence and theories to create an interpretation that will inform and inspire people, from academics to young viewers, about particular aspects of the past. The results of archaeological excavations are often difficult to visualise when holes in the ground are all that is left of impressive oak posts, or plaster floors are all that survive of houses that have lost their walls and roofs. Landscapes can have changed dramatically over thousands of years, soil moved down hill by erosion and farming, the course of a river changed, there may be woodland where once it was open grassland, modern buildings and roads can confuse the view of the past.
The Original Painting of “Stonehenge in the Snow” is in the collection of Wiltshire Museum.
Style: Archaeological illustrations of Stonehenge, Amesbury Durrington, Rauceby & Avebury.