Contemporary Art Prints of Bath

A pool at the Roman Baths in shades of blue.
A terrace of houses on the London Road caught at sunrise.
Overhanging rooms on the former warehouses on the River Avon.
This back view of Pultney Bridge shows the stained stonework.
The GWR line into Bath from Sydney Gardens.
A close up of the floral display outside the flower shop on Pultney Bridge.
A view of the fields in Charlcombe Valley north of Bath.
The late sun reflects off the windows at the back of the London Road.
The canal view through the tunnel near Sydney Gardens.
Comfortable Georgian Houses with their dark cellars on the Paragon.
A stained stone chimney stack contrasts a distant St Michael's Church.
Looking up Snow Hill to the Georgian houses on the corner.
A floral display outside the flower shop on Pultney Bridge.
A reflection of the tower of Bath Abbey from the Roman Baths.
A side street close to Abbey Green caught at sunset.
Distant waterfall at Milford Sound, South Island, New Zealand.
Creeping foliage block the view to Marlborough Buildings.
This building with a brooding background is viewed from the Kennet and Avon canal.
St. Saviour's Church in Larkhall caught at sunset.
The Rainbow Bridge in Tokyo Harbour viewed from a boat.
A pool at the Roman Baths in shades of blue.
The dramatic tones of the Baltic Sea at sunset in Latvia.
San Francisco and the Golden Gate Bridge as seen from the Bay Bridge.
Northumberland Place looking towards Abbey Green.
The backs of Georgian houses on the London Road.
A track through the forest in the Dordogne, France.
Light and shadows add drama to former warehouses on the River Avon.
San Francisco and the Golden Gate Bridge as seen from the Bay Bridge.
There is colour at the end of the (long) tunnel. The running girl moves into the tunnel of shadows.
The mirror like reflections in a Wye Valley Lake.
A couple walk down a deserted street. The composition creates a dream-like atmosphere.
A modern estate stands at the the top of a steep hill. A study in modern domestic tensions.
A distant balloon floats above a church spire. This allows the occupants extreme social distancing,
The River Avon flows dramatically under Pultney Bridge. Opposite an empty door leads to a dark interior.
A masked man struggles past the shops. Despite the rain he will get what he needs.
36+ windows on the facades of 3 Georgian town houses. This provides a surreal geometric composition.
The setting sun creates dramatic shadows in Bath. Contemporary architecture in a classic city. A bright future ahead?
A masked man struggles past the shops. Despite the rain he will get what he needs.
There is colour at the end of the (long) tunnel. The running girl moves into the tunnel of shadows.
There is light at the end of the tunnel. And at the start.
An "IKEA" balloon lifts above the Royal Crescent, Bath. An airplane speeds past.
Running girl beside the canal near Bath. Light, movement and landscape.
Low sunlight creates a dramatic composition. A lone girl runs into Bartlett Street, Bath.
The fading sun catches a hot air balloon above Bath.
Classic French architecture and dramatic lighting add depth.
The changing rooms at Cleveland Pool Bath.
A lone girl run into Great Pultney Street Bath.
A lone girl runs towards Pulteney Bridge in Bath.
The former toll house on Cleveland Bridge sit on the main road

Enjoy browsing this collection of my work – featuring contemporary art prints of Bath – my home town – as well as scenes from my travels. Find out about how and what I paint. Discover where my paintings are exhibited. Read my art blog to unfold the story of a painting. Buy an affordable custom Giclée art print of an original painting. Select from a range of sizes. Or buy an original. Work featured in Bath Magazine.

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I would like to introduce my work to you, and I hope you enjoy it. My paintings of Bath architecture are popular with Bath residents who enjoy looking at their favourite local scenes. Equally, my work appeals to visitors to Bath who want a unique memento of their visit.

My affordable Bath art prints make fantastic gifts that last a lifetime. As a traveller myself I feel a strong affinity with visitors to this fair city, and particularly with those from China, where I have made several memorable trips and gathered many Chinese friends.

I love to share my artistic impressions of my beautiful home city, where I have lived for 20 years with my wife and cats. I have created some unique and contemporary art prints of Bath that show a different and sometimes darker side of the city: my paintings of Bath architecture don’t shy away from the stained stonework and peeling paint that are part and parcel of many glorious buildings.

Affordable Contemporary Art Prints of Bath Architecture

As there are so many pretty images of Bath already available, I avoid painting the standard picture postcard views. My compositions provide a different perspective, and my aim is to make these affordable contemporary art prints of Bath available to all.

You can buy custom Giclee prints of my original paintings of Bath in a range of sizes. They can be safely and easily transported and then framed in your preferred style, providing a high-quality art print for you to enjoy for many years to come.

My paintings have been regularly exhibited over the last 15 years including in solo shows. I have exhibited and sold work at the Abbey Hotel Art Bar, The RUH hospital, the Visit Bath Shop and Larkhall Open Studios. Bath Life magazine has done a feature article on my work. I have also been on the organising committee of Larkhall Open Studios, and have exhibited my contemporary paintings of bath architecture in their annual show for the last 15 years.

As an active contemporary artist in Bath, I have written blogs, given talks at my private views, and delivered workshops on landscape painting over the years. I enjoy participating in the Bath arts community, and regularly post my work on Instagram. You can follow the process of a painting developing stage by stage. And add your comments.

My creative direction has been inspired by the buildings, water, and Bath architecture that surrounds me. I am incredibly lucky to live in such a beautiful city. Even after being here for decades I can turn a corner and see something that stops me in my tracks and offers inspiration.

“I enjoy the view of Bath roof tops from my window now thanks to David Ringsell’s art I can also enjoy it on my wall.”

Vera, Bath resident.

Enjoy looking at my gallery of contemporary art prints of Bath, today!