From his old motorbike and sidecar,
James Lynch started his career in the
mid-70s as an artist by knocking on doors and offering commissions to anyone
happy to hand over some money for a painting of their house.
Since
then, James has gone onto become one of the UK’s leading landscape artists,
and the countryside around his Somerset home has become a constant source of
inspiration.
From his studio he enjoys views across the Somerset levels, the Polden Hills
and on towards Glastonbury – an unchanged landscape and one worthy of egg
tempera, a centuries-old painting technique that makes good use of one of
nature’s little miracles…