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Ebbing away, an oil painting of Venice by artist Trevor Heath Enemy at the gate, an oil painting of Venice by artist Trevor Heath Troubled water, an oil painting of Venice by artist Trevor Heath Sea levels, an oil painting of Venice by artist Trevor Heath
Time and tide, an oil painting of Venice by artist Trevor Heath Rise and fall, an oil painting of Venice by artist Trevor Heath Perilous waters, an oil painting of Venice by artist Trevor Heath Liquidation, an oil painting of Venice by artist Trevor Heath
Ponte dei Carmini, Venice painted by artist Trevor Heath Rio de San Moise, Venice painted by artist Trevor Heath Ponte Malpaga, Venice painted by artist Trevor Heath Ponte di Piscina di Frezzaria, Venice painted by artist Trevor Heath
Ponte de la Malvasia Vecchia sul rio San Maurizio, Venice painted by artist Trevor Heath Ponte de le Pignate, Venice painted by artist Trevor Heath St Paul's Cathedral from Ludgate Hill, London painted by artist Trevor Heath Ponte de la Fava, Venice painted by artist Trevor Heath
Ponte Ubaldo Belli, Venice painted by artist Trevor Heath Ponte de la Grana, Venice painted by artist Trevor Heath Ponte de la Malvasia Vecchia sul rio Menuo, Venice painted by artist Trevor Heath
St Paul's Cathedral across the Thames painted by artist Trevor Heath Cruising past St Paul's Cathedral painted by artist Trevor Heath The London Eye at sunset painted by artist Trevor Heath
Thames reflections of the Houses of Parliament at sunset painted by artist Trevor Heath
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 I love the rich mix of references that cities like London and Venice hold - historical, commercial and cultural as well as the natural elements that brought them about.
“If you could say it in words there would be no reason to paint.”
Edward Hopper