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Back Streets Of Hull, England

Edinburgh Terraced Houses

Christmas in London

Scottish Victorian Old School

Edinburgh, Bar in the Sun

London, Camden Market

Smooth Building in France

Krakow, Poland, Street Corner

On a day of intense heat, when the lizards alone ventured out, when the crickets sang, I ventured onto a terrace in Greece. The Mediterranean dazzled me, the sky made me squint. The walls were painted yellow, and some flowers grew in pots. The air was scented with bougainvillea, with oleander and pine. Brewing coffee, fresh pitta, olives. A day of happiness and calm.

From the Art of Andrew Reid Wildman

The Valley of Bricks and Canals, London

Wear this shirt to celebrate the mysteries of the great outdoors and the unexplored territories of our world. It's perfect for hiking trips, campfire gatherings, or simply when you want to spark a conversation about the legendary creature that continues to defy science. Our Bigfoot Encounter T-shirt is a must-have for those who dare to believe in the extraordinary, and for those who find the unknown just as intriguing as the known. Join us on this quest to keep the spirit of adventure alive, and who knows, you might just have your very own encounter

I set off down Hessle Road, on a bright morning. I came across the Half Way, solid, Victorian, a pub with wide welcoming windows, with polychrome brickwork. In the foreground, a riot of colorful bushes, and above a soft sky. Seagulls swoop, mysterious calls, that legend holds are messages from another world. The work is filled with colour and satisfying detail. This work makes an ideal souvenir of Hull, a great gift, or a perfect collection starter.

The work of Andrew Reid Wildman

A View of Little Venice in Spring

Dear Green Place

Peebles, Jacobite Castle

This square work depicts architecture in Edinburgh’s New Town, a place I have grown up with, dipping in and out, visits, periods of residence, and in daydreams and memories. Hot, Scottish summers of childhood, tea and buttery scones in venues long gone, errands run, books bought, and buses caught. There is an Athenian timelessness about it, a sense of history and high culture that permeates the sandstone and rock, that whispers from patches of shadow and coolth. Snippets of life, from decades past, and yet Edinburgh remains constant, timeless and beautiful. A great souvenir of Scotland, a perfect gift.

This work, vivid and full of atmosphere, depicts a Parisian street under a blue sky. Yet shadows gather over the cobbles and there is a sense of mystery. I love wandering around Paris, especially early in the morning, when all is still, and the air is crisp, scented with coffee and fresh bread. This work is a lovely souvenir of Paris, and a great addition to any collection.

A lovely view of a French kitchen

Hawes Inn, South Queensferry

Based on the work of Andrew Reid Wildman

Original art by Andrew Reid Wildman

View of Hull

A lovely depiction of one of Hull's landmark's by Andrew Reid Wildman.

Art by Andrew Reid Wildman

An iconic Hull building, painted by artist Andrew Reid Wildman

Hull, Guildhall

Artwork by Andrew Reid Wildman

London, Summer Afternoon

Near The Prison, Hull

Flowers And Houses In Edinburgh Terrace

Pizol, Switzerland

Walking east, across the river Hull, I enjoy the stillness of Sunday morning. The pavement already feels warm, a scent of tarmac and the brine of the Humber. Unfamiliar now, memories of childhood stirred as I remember the direction of the road. I pause outside a pub, and I decide I want to paint it, enjoying its solidity and nostalgia. There is a red lion over the door, red bricks and chalk boards, an invitation to enter and enjoy a cheerful evening. The work is full of colour, a perfect souvenir of Hull, a great gift.

A long walk on the lower edges of the New Town, soothed by the gentle heat, refreshed by the air that hints of lands beyond the Forth, of pine and heather and sea salt. The sky is so blue, so deep. It is a unique light, a rare treat, casting a spell of sorcery and magic, turning the stone to gold and the windows to crystal and sapphire. This view is rich in vivid colour, rich in detail and rich in detail. It makes an ideal gift, a wonderful addition to any collection.

From the medieval heart of Edinburgh, on the Royal Mile, where ghosts and the souls of martyrs linger, a small street drops sharply down to what was once the Nor Loch, a filthy lake. Now it is the site of the railway station and genteel Princes Street Gardens. Cockburn Street is now home to some hip cafes and shops, a pleasant place of tourists and eternal vacation, the air scented with frying bacon, hints of Mexico, the tang of hops. The solid Edinburgh stone houses look down, shadows and 'closes' beckon, and there is a gathering senses of mystery. This work is a fusion of realism and bright naivety.