Tuesday, 28 September 2010
Closed Wednesday 29th September
We are closed on Wednesday 29th of September open as usual on Thursday sorry for any inconvenince.
Sunday, 12 September 2010
Closed 13th - 15th September 2010
We are closed from Monday 13th until Wednesday 15th of September open as usual on Thursday 16th, sorry for any inconvenience.
Monday, 30 August 2010
Opening times week 30th August 2010
Open times this week
Tuesday 31st August CLOSED (Kilnsey Show)
Wednesday 1st September 10 - 4.30
Thursday 2nd September CLOSED
Friday Open as usual
Saturday Open as Usual
Sunday Open as Usual
Sorry for any inconvenince
Tuesday 31st August CLOSED (Kilnsey Show)
Wednesday 1st September 10 - 4.30
Thursday 2nd September CLOSED
Friday Open as usual
Saturday Open as Usual
Sunday Open as Usual
Sorry for any inconvenince
Tuesday, 24 August 2010
We are closed on Wednesday 25th of August
We are closed on Wednesday 25th of August, open as usual on Thursday, sorry for any inconvenince.
Friday, 6 August 2010
Closed Saturday 7th August 2010
We are closed on Saturday 7th of August 2010, open as usual on Sunday 8th, sorry for any inconvenince.
Tuesday, 6 July 2010
Closed Wednesday 7th Of July 2010
We are closed on Wednesday 7th of July open as usual on Thursday sorry for any inconvenince
Monday, 28 June 2010
Looking Across The Silence Original By Peter Brook
Title: Looking Across The Silence
Artist: Peter Brook
Size: 27.5 x 19.5 Inches (70 x 50cm) Size not including frame
Size Including Frame: 36 x 28 Inches (92 x 71cm)
Year: 2005
Medium: Oil on Hard Board Professional quality frame
Price : Price on application
A stunning Peter Brook original bought by the seller direct from Peter in 2005.
The painting is available to view please contact me with any questions or to arrange a viewing
Artist: Peter Brook
Size: 27.5 x 19.5 Inches (70 x 50cm) Size not including frame
Size Including Frame: 36 x 28 Inches (92 x 71cm)
Year: 2005
Medium: Oil on Hard Board Professional quality frame
Price : Price on application
A stunning Peter Brook original bought by the seller direct from Peter in 2005.
The painting is available to view please contact me with any questions or to arrange a viewing
Tuesday, 22 June 2010
New Peter Brook Originals At The Smithy Kettlewell
Title: Lost Sheep
Artist: Peter Brook
Size: 12 x 10 Inches (31 x 26cm) Size not including frame
Year: 1980
Medium: Oil on Hard Board
Valued at £5000 offers in the region of £4500
A wonderful little original, a typical lost sheep on a snow covered track. A good investment would benefit from re framing.
For more details visit the website or contact me
www.smithykettlewell.co.uk
Saturday, 19 June 2010
Gastack Beck By Russell Sherwood @ The Smithy
I happened across this enchanting waterfall whilst driving from Kingsdale on a remote back road over the hills to Dentdale. Tucked away just off the edge of the road I almost missed it. Luckily, as I drove past, its shimmering light, glinting on the side window of the car caught my eye. The day had been dull and I didn’t expect to get a decent shot. As I approach the stream the clouds cleared just enough to allow the sun to penetrate the enclosing trees, illuminating the cascade in a magical light. There are innumerable beautiful waterfalls in the Yorkshire Dales but at that moment this was the most sensational of them all.
Friday, 18 June 2010
Dentdale Waterfall By Russ Sherwood
Photographs By Russell Sherwood @ The SmithyThis delightful cascade is located approximately two miles south of Cowgill, at the upper end of Dentdale, where the valley narrows and the river flows right next to the road. There are several attractive waterfalls along this stretch of the river which is followed by the Dalesway Footpath.
The Sportsmans Arms at Cow-Dub is short distance away and provides another good reason for an evening stroll along this beautiful valley!
The Sportsmans Arms at Cow-Dub is short distance away and provides another good reason for an evening stroll along this beautiful valley!
To buy Photographs by Russel Sherwood visit the website
Wednesday, 16 June 2010
Russell Sherwood Photographs
Russell sherwood site has been updated, you can now buy online.
Russ was born in Derbyshire on the edge of the Peak District National Park and from early age he developed a deep appreciation of the natural surroundings. Walking in the local countryside became a favourite pastime and in later years this extended beyond his native Peak District to encompass the Lake District, Snowdonia and Scotland. Fortunate that his job involved extensive travel, He also spent long periods in the mountains, working on location in the Alps and amongst the dramatic scenery of Southern Spain. His passion for the outdoors grew, and skiing, mountain biking and rock climbing provided more adventurous ways of being intimate with the landscape. To record these adventures he always travelled with a camera but he never seemed to capture, to his satisfaction, the scale and magnificence of the scene. Russ retired in 1996, and with more time at his disposal, photography became the main focus of his outdoor activities. Since 2005, he has been based in the Yorkshire Dales. Living in this area of unique landscape has had a significant influence on his photography. He perceives the landscape as a complex amalgamation of many individual yet essential components. It is these components that he tries to capture in a style that conveys the mood, atmosphere and character of the greater view. He does not have a traditional or purist approach. He uses digital cameras and modern editing techniques to manipulate images, enhance and emphasise the ambiance, and create a sense of being there.Although not entirely spontaneous, his images tend to be of scenes that naturally and randomly draw his attention. He rarely goes out to photograph a specific subject. He does, however, take weather and time of day into consideration when planning a location. There are, of course, many revisits to subjects discovered under unfavourable conditions. Waiting for the right light, in the right place at the right time is all part of the experience. For him, this is the most rewarding part of the process. It provides time in which to determine the composition and exposure, consider the editing processes and to create a mental visualisation of the final image.
Russ was born in Derbyshire on the edge of the Peak District National Park and from early age he developed a deep appreciation of the natural surroundings. Walking in the local countryside became a favourite pastime and in later years this extended beyond his native Peak District to encompass the Lake District, Snowdonia and Scotland. Fortunate that his job involved extensive travel, He also spent long periods in the mountains, working on location in the Alps and amongst the dramatic scenery of Southern Spain. His passion for the outdoors grew, and skiing, mountain biking and rock climbing provided more adventurous ways of being intimate with the landscape. To record these adventures he always travelled with a camera but he never seemed to capture, to his satisfaction, the scale and magnificence of the scene. Russ retired in 1996, and with more time at his disposal, photography became the main focus of his outdoor activities. Since 2005, he has been based in the Yorkshire Dales. Living in this area of unique landscape has had a significant influence on his photography. He perceives the landscape as a complex amalgamation of many individual yet essential components. It is these components that he tries to capture in a style that conveys the mood, atmosphere and character of the greater view. He does not have a traditional or purist approach. He uses digital cameras and modern editing techniques to manipulate images, enhance and emphasise the ambiance, and create a sense of being there.Although not entirely spontaneous, his images tend to be of scenes that naturally and randomly draw his attention. He rarely goes out to photograph a specific subject. He does, however, take weather and time of day into consideration when planning a location. There are, of course, many revisits to subjects discovered under unfavourable conditions. Waiting for the right light, in the right place at the right time is all part of the experience. For him, this is the most rewarding part of the process. It provides time in which to determine the composition and exposure, consider the editing processes and to create a mental visualisation of the final image.
Saturday, 12 June 2010
New Email
Due to AOL allowing my email address book to be hacked I have had to change my emails.
New emails are
carl@smithykettlewell.co.uk
sales@smithykettlewell.co.uk
New emails are
carl@smithykettlewell.co.uk
sales@smithykettlewell.co.uk
Tuesday, 13 April 2010
Closed
We are closed from Wednesday 14th of April to Sunday 18th of April. We are open as usual on Monday 19th of April. We are going away for a short break in the campervan. You can still ring my mobile or email me with any enquiries.
Tuesday, 23 March 2010
Peter Brook Original For Sale
Temporary Insomnia
Original Oil By Peter Brook for sale at the The Smithy Kettlewell. A wonderful little original by the Pennine Artist Peter Brook. For more details please visit the website.
Tuesday, 2 March 2010
We are closed Wednesday 2nd March 2010
We are closed on Wednesday 2nd of March open as usual on Thursday.
Saturday, 30 January 2010
Closed Sunday 31st Of January 2010
We are closed on Sunday 31st of January open as usual on Monday 1st of Feb sorry for any inconveince.
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