Original acrylic painting on 16×12″ canvas board – SOLD.

Limited edition prints in a 16×12″ cream mount are £25. 10×8″ are £15.

Greetings cards, 7×5″ are £2 each.

Original acrylic painting on 30x30cm canvas board £325.

Limited edition prints in a 12×12″ cream mount are £25. 8×8″ are £15.

Greetings cards, 5×5″ are £2 each.

The semi-circular design of the bandstand, with blue domed roof is unique in the United Kingdom.

Original acrylic on canvas board, 30 x 30cm, £325.

Limited edition prints in a 12 x 12″ cream mount are £25. 8 x 8″ are £15.

Greetings cards, 5 x 5″, are £2 each.

The De La Warr Pavilion was constructed in 1935 and designed by the architects Erich Mendelsohn and Serge Chermayeff; considered by some to be in an Art Deco style. Some claim it to be the first major Modernist public building in Britain.

Built between 1936-38 and designed by Kenneth Dalgleish and Roger K Pullen, Marine Court is shaped to resemble the curved, stacked bridge front, deck and hull of The Queen Mary, which had begun transatlantic service in 1936.