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Welcome the change in season and escape into a world of vivid colours and vistas.
Phil Brandon Hunter takes his inspiration from the places and landscapes he visits. At this exhibition you will see canvases that portray the charm, vitality and colour of coastal towns and scenery in the UK and around the Mediterranean, together with a series of more abstract works. He paints in oils and acrylics and his style is characterised by the use of vibrant colours and strong shapes and forms.
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