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Pathway through the
cotton grass, Longstone Moor
61x61cm
£1850.00 - Framed in a white wood frame

October Sunlight,
Fairbrook
76x76cm
£2,750.00 - Framed in a white wood frame - SOLD

Cotton
Grass, Longstone Moor
76x46cm
£1795.00 - Framed in a white wood frame

Blue Reflections,
Derwent Edge
76x46cm
£1850.00 - Framed in a white wood frame - SOLD

August Afternoon,
Houndkirk Moor
61x31cm
£1,195.00 - Framed in a white wood frame - SOLD
October Sunlight,
Stanage Edge
36x25cm
£750.00 - Framed in a white wood frame - SOLD

Win Hill and Lose
Hill From Stanage Edge
56x41cm
£1295.00 - Framed in a white wood frame - SOLD

Silver Birches and
Heather, Froggatt Edge
51x51cm
£1650.00 - Framed in a white wood frame - SOLD

Ash Tree, Wardlow
25x20cm
£595.00 - Framed in a white wood frame

Sunlit Bilberries,
Baslow Edge
41x31cm
£895.00 - Framed in a white wood frame
Red Grasses, Fairbrook
Naze
15x20cm
£385.00 - Framed in a white wood frame - SOLD |
Autumn Oak, Stanage
Edge
31x31cm
£795.00 - Framed in a white wood frame - SOLD |
Sunlit Waterfalls,
Upper Seal Clough
20x26cm
£595.00 - Framed in a white wood frame |
Heather and
Willowherb, Beeley Moor
26x26cm
£650.00 - Framed in a white wood frame - SOLD |
Heather and
Distant Showers,
Beeley Moor
26x36cm
£750.00 - Framed in a white wood frame - SOLD |
Evening
Light,Lathkildale
20x26cm
£595.00 - Framed in a white wood frame SOLD |
Mountain Ash
Tress, Fairbrook
20x26cm
£595.00 - Framed in a white wood frame |
Mark
Preston was born and lives in Derbyshire and has successfully
exhibited in the area, and further afield, since the late 1990's.
His connection with the Peak District was formed from an early age
walking and sketching with his father, Rex and fellow artist Wilfred
Ball. Their enthusiasm rubbed off on him and this early introduction
to the Dark Peak made a lasting impression. Mark paints in
acrylics and loves to build up thick impasto texture, working mainly
in situ with relatively little time spent in the studio. He is in
his element when working on location, observing first-hand the
varying conditions and effects on the landscape with great
enthusiasm. "For me, it's the being there, working in the
open air and experiencing the weather, light and colour specific to
the different seasons that fascinates me."
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