This website has been created to enable followers of David Young's paintings to keep updated on his progress and to have the ability to purchase his work easily, quickly and securely - especially useful if you are unable to visit a gallery. All of David Young's prints are ready to hang & come with a choice of frames. Please browse and enjoy.
Freepostage and afreeset of Dartmoor greetings cards with the purchase of any David Young print.
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David William Younghas gained a widely admired reputation over his career for his meticulously detailed and atmospheric oil paintings. His work covers a wide range of subjects, though in the publics view he will always be thought of as aDevon landscape artistknown for his Dartmoor paintings.
His work is noted for a deep understanding and feeling for the effects of light, colours and textures that make up theDevon landscapehe loves so much
The this limited edition print by renowned Dartmoor artist David W Young depicts the old trackway that leads through the abandoned farming settlement of Swincombe. The granite remains of the buildings and small fields can still be clearly seen. Over the years the artist has frequently used this route to travel on his horse from the western moors to Hexworthy.
The picture illustrated is framed in moulding A. For a full selection go toFrames
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Spring
This ever popular print of the Bluebell woods of Dartmoor, painted by the English landscape painter David Young, captures to perfection the fresh Spring colours and dappled sunlight that personifies our much loved Bluebell woodland.
You can purchase it now, with a frame of your own choice, and recieve it within a matter of days. It will be arrive glazed, strung & ready for immediate hanging.
Available for viewing & purchase from West Gallery, North Devon.
Grimspound is a Bronze Age village on the eastern side of Dartmoor. Surrounded by a granite wall called a 'pound' to safely keep in livestock, it was believed to contain at least twenty four thatched granite round houses. I have painted this panoramic scene looking westwards into the heart of the moor.