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Several new original paintings have been added! Please click on the title of this link for an update and other news.
Date published: 29/04/08
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'Daring to Fly'
- is a beautiful, large-format book about Colin and his paintings, due for publication in spring 2008. It contains 178 pages with over 260 full-colour images, some of which have never been seen before. To find out more, or to pre-order a copy, please click here..
For more information on the new book 'Daring to Fly' - go <here>
Colin Woolf is one of the UK's leading wildlife artists. He works in pure watercolour and also oils, with a talent which sets him apart from most other wildlife artists of today.
Delicate plumage, atmospheric landscapes and dramatic skies are all distinguishing features of his work. He captures the essence of his subject and brings it alive, with a definite 'feel' for its character as well as an in-depth knowledge of its anatomy.
If you haven't seen Colin's work before, take a look at the Gallery and view some of his recent works; then check the Show Schedule and see if he is exhibiting at an event near you this year. He would be pleased to meet you, and we're sure you would enjoy seeing his work at first hand.
Alternatively, if you'd like a full colour brochure with a full list of prints and order form sent to you by post, please email Colin with your name and address.
Whether you're a new or an old customer, we hope you'll enjoy browsing our new website, with its feature pages, news and background information. Our online shop has been completely re-designed for ease and efficiency. We're keen to hear your comments, so please let us know what you think!
We are indebted to Mike Gadd of Boston Design and Chris Kent for all their hard work in the development of this website and shopping cart system.
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