The Artworks of Tom Lund-Lack

This painting is of HMS Royal Oak and is taken from an early black and white areial photograph when she was on exercise during WW1. She was one of five 'R' class battleships which saw service in both world wars. She was sunk at Scapa Flow on 14th October 1939 in a daring U boat attack. There was gre...

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Harder to do than they look, no mistakes allowed The title reflects the energy of the sport of horse racing and the execution of the sketch - about 1 hour.

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This painting is drawm from memor and somehow it grew out of the paint! It is vaguely based on a coastal village in East Anglia, probably Norfolk. Given the colours it has an older, less contemporary feel about it all this gives rise to the title.

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Jockeys and horses going over the fence, contemporary racing imgage of National Hunt or Point to Point racing. As with all my racing paintings this is draw from imagination. I do not use photographs, only a an artists model horse.

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This painting is in the Waterside Fine Art Gallery, 7 Waterside, Stratford-on- Avon, UK. Jockeys and thoroughbreds in a tight group, the broken shapes aim to create the feel of speed and to make the work an abstract of the real thing.

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This collage is in the Waterside Fine Art Gallery, 7 Waterside, Stratford-on- Avon, UK. Made almost entirely from cut paper and torn coloured tissue paper, with just a little help from paint. The title A South Coast harbour, is not reflective of anywhere in-particular, just a collection of fragments...

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This dramatic painting of the power and athleticism of the thoroughbred was from imagination, no photographs or other artwork were used in its preparation.

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This collage is in the Waterside Fine Art Gallery, 7 Waterside, Stratford-on- Avon, UK. Made almost entirely from cut paper and torn coloured tissue paper, with just a little help from paint. The title A South Coast harbour, is not reflective of anywhere in-particular, just a collection of fragments...

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