John Glynn
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John GlynnA Clean SweepInk on paper22 x 30 cmJohn Glynn, A Clean SweepSold -
John GlynnAround the TwistInk on paper60 x 60 cmJohn Glynn, Around the Twist£ 550.00
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John GlynnChimney Pots, 2021Ink on paper30 x 40 cmJohn Glynn, Chimney Pots, 2021£ 580.00
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John GlynnHappy PlaceInk on Paper10 x 10 cmJohn Glynn, Happy PlaceSold
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John GlynnLazy Sunday AfternoonInk on paper22 x 30 cmJohn Glynn, Lazy Sunday AfternoonSold
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John GlynnLittle Red ShuttersInk on paper22 x 30 cmJohn Glynn, Little Red ShuttersSold
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John GlynnOff the WallInk on paper40 x 50 cmJohn Glynn, Off the Wall£ 320.00
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John GlynnOld TownInk on paper40 x 50 cmJohn Glynn, Old Town£ 320.00
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John GlynnOur HouseInk on paper40 x 45 cmJohn Glynn, Our House£ 300.00
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John GlynnPassing the TimeInk on paper30 x 50 cmJohn Glynn, Passing the Time£ 300.00
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John GlynnRight Shed FredInk on Paper10 x 10 cmJohn Glynn, Right Shed FredSold
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John GlynnRooftops, 2021Ink on paper30 x 40 cmJohn Glynn, Rooftops, 2021£ 580.00
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John GlynnSootyInk on paper56 x 63 cm
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John GlynnThe Black CatInk on paper52 x 47 cmJohn Glynn, The Black Cat£ 550.00
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John GlynnThe Cat CaféInk on paper40 x 50 cmJohn Glynn, The Cat Café£ 320.00
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John GlynnThe Grand Oul DukeInk on paper45 x 55 cmJohn Glynn, The Grand Oul DukeSold
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John GlynnThe Mock BottleInk on paper55 x 60 cmJohn Glynn, The Mock Bottle£ 800.00
Born in Plymouth in 1964, John was interested in painting and drawing since childhood. His ambition to be an artist was thwarted by the tragic death of his father when he was thirteen. John turned down a place at Plymouth School of Art choosing instead to go out to work to contribute to the family finances. He kept painting and drawing in his spare time producing abstract and surreal work which was exhibited in the Plymouth area and with which he had some success. For some years he designed sea life artwork that was reproduced in print. This gave him the confidence (and income) to risk painting full time. He moved to Banff in Scotland in 2007 where the peace and serenity of the coastal villages inspired him to produce seemingly simple line drawings of the houses and harbours. These drawings have become his signature style and are exhibited in galleries across Scotland.
