Hawk and Owl Trust's Silent Auction of Framed Pictures
027 -Flowers and Fruit watercolour painting by Jane Ironside
£85
Starting bid
A watercolour painting using vibrant and fresh colours, mounted in a gold frame behind glass.
Valued by Jane Ironside £350
W 68.5cm H 53.5cm
About the artist - Jane Ironside
After a childhood in East Africa, Jane lived for a time in Germany, London and Norfolk, and then moved to the north-east coast of Scotland in 1967, with her Ornithological illustrator husband, Frank Jarvis 1938-2002.
In 1986 they settled back in Norfolk where they ran a Gallery exhibiting their own work and hosting wide variety of Summer schools. Drawing in artists and musicians, and makers, all experts in their field, to teach at the Old Barn nr. Fakenham, Norfolk
After a childhood in East Africa, Jane lived for a time in Germany, London and Norfolk, and then moved to the North East coast of Scotland in 1967, with her Ornithological illustrator husband, Frank Jarvis 1938-2002.
Jane has carried on exhibiting mostly in East Anglia, London and Scotland
She works in a wide variety of media, to suit the subject in hand from 3D, textiles, printmaking, oils and mixed media, often focusing on the environment.
036 -Summertime garden scene painting by Jane Ironside
£70
Starting bid
A watercolour painting using vibrant and fresh colours mounted in a gold frame behind glass.
W 56.5cm H 59cm
About the artist - Jane Ironside
After a childhood in East Africa, Jane lived for a time in Germany, London and Norfolk, and then moved to the north-east coast of Scotland in 1967, with her Ornithological illustrator husband, Frank Jarvis 1938-2002.
In 1986 they settled back in Norfolk where they ran a Gallery exhibiting their own work and hosting wide variety of Summer schools. Drawing in artists and musicians, and makers, all experts in their field, to teach at the Old Barn nr. Fakenham, Norfolk
After a childhood in East Africa, Jane lived for a time in Germany, London and Norfolk, and then moved to the North East coast of Scotland in 1967, with her Ornithological illustrator husband, Frank Jarvis 1938-2002.
Jane has carried on exhibiting mostly in East Anglia, London and Scotland
She works in a wide variety of media, to suit the subject in hand from 3D, textiles, printmaking, oils and mixed media, often focusing on the environment.
037 -Watercolour painting of Small Alpines by Jane Ironside
£70
Starting bid
Original watercolour painting of small alpine gentians, sketched in a valley in Perthshire in late Spring, mounted in gold frame.
W 45cm H 55.5cm
About the artist - Jane Ironside
After a childhood in East Africa, Jane lived for a time in Germany, London and Norfolk, and then moved to the north-east coast of Scotland in 1967, with her Ornithological illustrator husband, Frank Jarvis 1938-2002.
In 1986 they settled back in Norfolk where they ran a Gallery exhibiting their own work and hosting wide variety of Summer schools. Drawing in artists and musicians, and makers, all experts in their field, to teach at the Old Barn nr. Fakenham, Norfolk
After a childhood in East Africa, Jane lived for a time in Germany, London and Norfolk, and then moved to the North East coast of Scotland in 1967, with her Ornithological illustrator husband, Frank Jarvis 1938-2002.
Jane has carried on exhibiting mostly in East Anglia, London and Scotland
She works in a wide variety of media, to suit the subject in hand from 3D, textiles, printmaking, oils and mixed media, often focusing on the environment.
038 -Snowdrops and Ivy by Jane Ironside
£70
Starting bid
A watercolour painting of Snowdrops and Ivy mounted in a limed oak coloured frame.
W 41.2cm x H 53.2cm
About the artist - Jane Ironside
After a childhood in East Africa, Jane lived for a time in Germany, London and Norfolk, and then moved to the north-east coast of Scotland in 1967, with her Ornithological illustrator husband, Frank Jarvis 1938-2002.
In 1986 they settled back in Norfolk where they ran a Gallery exhibiting their own work and hosting wide variety of Summer schools. Drawing in artists and musicians, and makers, all experts in their field, to teach at the Old Barn nr. Fakenham, Norfolk
After a childhood in East Africa, Jane lived for a time in Germany, London and Norfolk, and then moved to the North East coast of Scotland in 1967, with her Ornithological illustrator husband, Frank Jarvis 1938-2002.
Jane has carried on exhibiting mostly in East Anglia, London and Scotland
She works in a wide variety of media, to suit the subject in hand from 3D, textiles, printmaking, oils and mixed media, often focusing on the environment.
043 - Limited edition print - Bali Starling by Jane Ironside
£40
Starting bid
A limited edition (2/40) aqua tint etching - black and of white image of a Bali Starling with gold ink decoration in a black coloured wooden frame
Valued by Jane Ironside - £120
W 26cm H 33cm
About the artist - Jane Ironside
After a childhood in East Africa, Jane lived for a time in Germany, London and Norfolk, and then moved to the north-east coast of Scotland in 1967, with her Ornithological illustrator husband, Frank Jarvis 1938-2002.
In 1986 they settled back in Norfolk where they ran a Gallery exhibiting their own work and hosting wide variety of Summer schools. Drawing in artists and musicians, and makers, all experts in their field, to teach at the Old Barn nr. Fakenham, Norfolk
After a childhood in East Africa, Jane lived for a time in Germany, London and Norfolk, and then moved to the North East coast of Scotland in 1967, with her Ornithological illustrator husband, Frank Jarvis 1938-2002.
Jane has carried on exhibiting mostly in East Anglia, London and Scotland
She works in a wide variety of media, to suit the subject in hand from 3D, textiles, printmaking, oils and mixed media, often focusing on the environment.
044 - Limited edition print - Sunbird by Jane Ironside
£40
Starting bid
A limited edition (2/40) aqua tint etching - black and off white image of a 'Sunbird' with gold ink decoration in a black coloured wooden frame
Valued by Jane Ironside - £120
W 26cm H 33cm
About the artist - Jane Ironside
After a childhood in East Africa, Jane lived for a time in Germany, London and Norfolk, and then moved to the north-east coast of Scotland in 1967, with her Ornithological illustrator husband, Frank Jarvis 1938-2002.
In 1986 they settled back in Norfolk where they ran a Gallery exhibiting their own work and hosting wide variety of Summer schools. Drawing in artists and musicians, and makers, all experts in their field, to teach at the Old Barn nr. Fakenham, Norfolk
After a childhood in East Africa, Jane lived for a time in Germany, London and Norfolk, and then moved to the North East coast of Scotland in 1967, with her Ornithological illustrator husband, Frank Jarvis 1938-2002.
Jane has carried on exhibiting mostly in East Anglia, London and Scotland
She works in a wide variety of media, to suit the subject in hand from 3D, textiles, printmaking, oils and mixed media, often focusing on the environment.
045 -Limited edition print - Hoopoe by Jane Ironside
£40
Starting bid
A limited edition (2/40) aqua tint etching -black and off white image of a 'Hoopoe' with gold ink decoration in a black coloured wooden frame
W 26cm H 33cm
Valued by Jane Ironside - £120
About the artist - Jane Ironside
After a childhood in East Africa, Jane lived for a time in Germany, London and Norfolk, and then moved to the north-east coast of Scotland in 1967, with her Ornithological illustrator husband, Frank Jarvis 1938-2002.
In 1986 they settled back in Norfolk where they ran a Gallery exhibiting their own work and hosting wide variety of Summer schools. Drawing in artists and musicians, and makers, all experts in their field, to teach at the Old Barn nr. Fakenham, Norfolk
After a childhood in East Africa, Jane lived for a time in Germany, London and Norfolk, and then moved to the North East coast of Scotland in 1967, with her Ornithological illustrator husband, Frank Jarvis 1938-2002.
Jane has carried on exhibiting mostly in East Anglia, London and Scotland
She works in a wide variety of media, to suit the subject in hand from 3D, textiles, printmaking, oils and mixed media, often focusing on the environment.
046 -Limited edition print - Pheasant by Jane Ironside
£40
Starting bid
A limited edition (2/40) aqua tint etching - black and off white image of a 'Pheasant' with gold ink decoration in a black coloured wooden frame
W 26cm H 33cm
Valued by Jane Ironside - £120
About the artist - Jane Ironside
After a childhood in East Africa, Jane lived for a time in Germany, London and Norfolk, and then moved to the north-east coast of Scotland in 1967, with her Ornithological illustrator husband, Frank Jarvis 1938-2002.
In 1986 they settled back in Norfolk where they ran a Gallery exhibiting their own work and hosting wide variety of Summer schools. Drawing in artists and musicians, and makers, all experts in their field, to teach at the Old Barn nr. Fakenham, Norfolk
After a childhood in East Africa, Jane lived for a time in Germany, London and Norfolk, and then moved to the North East coast of Scotland in 1967, with her Ornithological illustrator husband, Frank Jarvis 1938-2002.
Jane has carried on exhibiting mostly in East Anglia, London and Scotland
She works in a wide variety of media, to suit the subject in hand from 3D, textiles, printmaking, oils and mixed media, often focusing on the environment.
047 -Limited edition print - Partridge by Jane Ironside
£40
Starting bid
A limited edition (2/40) aqua tint etching - black and off white image of a 'Partridge' with gold ink decoration in a black coloured wooden frame
Valued by Jane Ironside - £120
W 26cm H 33cm
About the artist - Jane Ironside
After a childhood in East Africa, Jane lived for a time in Germany, London and Norfolk, and then moved to the north-east coast of Scotland in 1967, with her Ornithological illustrator husband, Frank Jarvis 1938-2002.
In 1986 they settled back in Norfolk where they ran a Gallery exhibiting their own work and hosting wide variety of Summer schools. Drawing in artists and musicians, and makers, all experts in their field, to teach at the Old Barn nr. Fakenham, Norfolk
After a childhood in East Africa, Jane lived for a time in Germany, London and Norfolk, and then moved to the North East coast of Scotland in 1967, with her Ornithological illustrator husband, Frank Jarvis 1938-2002.
Jane has carried on exhibiting mostly in East Anglia, London and Scotland
She works in a wide variety of media, to suit the subject in hand from 3D, textiles, printmaking, oils and mixed media, often focusing on the environment.
048 -Limited edition print - Dipper by Jane Ironside
£40
Starting bid
A limited edition (3/40) aqua tint etching black and off white image of a 'Dipper' with gold ink decoration in a black coloured wooden frame
Valued by Jane Ironside - £120
W 26cm H 33cm
About the artist - Jane Ironside
After a childhood in East Africa, Jane lived for a time in Germany, London and Norfolk, and then moved to the north-east coast of Scotland in 1967, with her Ornithological illustrator husband, Frank Jarvis 1938-2002.
In 1986 they settled back in Norfolk where they ran a Gallery exhibiting their own work and hosting wide variety of Summer schools. Drawing in artists and musicians, and makers, all experts in their field, to teach at the Old Barn nr. Fakenham, Norfolk
After a childhood in East Africa, Jane lived for a time in Germany, London and Norfolk, and then moved to the North East coast of Scotland in 1967, with her Ornithological illustrator husband, Frank Jarvis 1938-2002.
Jane has carried on exhibiting mostly in East Anglia, London and Scotland
She works in a wide variety of media, to suit the subject in hand from 3D, textiles, printmaking, oils and mixed media, often focusing on the environment.
042 - Watercolour of Bull Finch & Flora - Jarvis/Ironside
£100
Starting bid
An Original watercolour painting of a male bullfinch in oval shaped floral scene by Frank Jarvis and Jane Ironside
W 47cm H 47.5cm
About the Artists:
Jane Ironside
After a childhood in East Africa, Jane lived for a time in Germany, London and Norfolk, and then moved to the north-east coast of Scotland in 1967, with her Ornithological illustrator husband, Frank Jarvis 1938-2002.
In 1986 they settled back in Norfolk where they ran a Gallery exhibiting their own work and hosting wide variety of Summer schools. Drawing in artists and musicians, and makers, all experts in their field, to teach at the Old Barn nr. Fakenham, Norfolk
After a childhood in East Africa, Jane lived for a time in Germany, London and Norfolk, and then moved to the North East coast of Scotland in 1967, with her Ornithological illustrator husband, Frank Jarvis 1938-2002.
Jane has carried on exhibiting mostly in East Anglia, London and Scotland
She works in a wide variety of media, to suit the subject in hand from 3D, textiles, printmaking, oils and mixed media, often focusing on the environment.
Frank Jarvis 1938-2002
Frank was born in North London and attended Enfield grammar school, where he showed a terrific artistic skill. He went on to study at Hornsey College of Art.
His love of natural history, especially birds, bird watching and drawing birds, started at an early age around the reservoirs of North London. When he was in the field Frank always carried a sketch pad (usually “Bushey” brand) in his shoulder bag. He would sometimes stand with it folded back, resting on his arm, and make a lightning sketch and notes on a bird, especially if he was seeing it for the first time. He would then make further notes and sketches when he got home, and then turn these into more detailed studies, often in colour.
His works include his illustrations for the books: 'The Birds of Singapore' and 'The Birds of Bali' and 2 volumes of A Bird Guide to the Field of Experience -
- Volume 1 - Scotland 1985-86, Norfolk 1986-93
- Volume 2 - Norfolk and some East Anglian rarities 1993-2001
He was renowned for his ability to recall what he had seen in fine detail.
With his wife Jane Ironside, they moved to the north-east of Scotland in 1967 and returned to Norfolk in 1986.
041 - Watercolour of Mergansers 1995 - Frank Jarvis
£115
Starting bid
Original 1995 watercolour painting of male and female Red-Breasted Mergansers by Frank Jarvis
W48cm H 40cm
About the artist - Frank Jarvis
Frank was born in North London and attended Enfield grammar school, where he showed a terrific artistic skill. He went on to study at Hornsey College of Art.
His love of natural history, especially birds, bird watching and drawing birds, started at an early age around the reservoirs of North London. When he was in the field Frank always carried a sketch pad (usually “Bushey” brand) in his shoulder bag. He would sometimes stand with it folded back, resting on his arm, and make a lightning sketch and notes on a bird, especially if he was seeing it for the first time. He would then make further notes and sketches when he got home, and then turn these into more detailed studies, often in colour.
His works include his illustrations for the books: 'The Birds of Singapore' and 'The Birds of Bali' and 2 volumes of A Bird Guide to the Field of Experience -
- Volume 1 - Scotland 1985-86, Norfolk 1986-93
- Volume 2 - Norfolk and some East Anglian rarities 1993-2001
He was renowned for his ability to recall what he had seen in fine detail.
With his wife Jane Ironside, they moved to the north-east of Scotland in 1967 and returned to Norfolk in 1986.
034 -Watercolour of Curlew and Young - Frank Jarvis
£115
Starting bid
A 1987 original watercolour of a Curlew with its young mounted in a limed oak coloured frame.
W 50cm H 44cm
About the artist - Frank Jarvis
Frank was born in North London and attended Enfield grammar school, where he showed a terrific artistic skill. He went on to study at Hornsey College of Art.
His love of natural history, especially birds, bird watching and drawing birds, started at an early age around the reservoirs of North London. When he was in the field Frank always carried a sketch pad (usually “Bushey” brand) in his shoulder bag. He would sometimes stand with it folded back, resting on his arm, and make a lightning sketch and notes on a bird, especially if he was seeing it for the first time. He would then make further notes and sketches when he got home, and then turn these into more detailed studies, often in colour.
His works include his illustrations for the books: 'The Birds of Singapore' and 'The Birds of Bali' and 2 volumes of A Bird Guide to the Field of Experience -
- Volume 1 - Scotland 1985-86, Norfolk 1986-93
- Volume 2 - Norfolk and some East Anglian rarities 1993-2001
He was renowned for his ability to recall what he had seen in fine detail.
With his wife Jane Ironside, they moved to the north-east of Scotland in 1967 and returned to Norfolk in 1986.
033 -Watercolour of Peregrine - Frank Jarvis
£140
Starting bid
Original 1998 watercolour of a Peregrine Falcon on a rock, mounted and framed in dark oak coloured frame.
W 46cm H 60cm
About the artist - Frank Jarvis
Frank was born in North London and attended Enfield grammar school, where he showed a terrific artistic skill. He went on to study at Hornsey College of Art.
His love of natural history, especially birds, bird watching and drawing birds, started at an early age around the reservoirs of North London. When he was in the field Frank always carried a sketch pad (usually “Bushey” brand) in his shoulder bag. He would sometimes stand with it folded back, resting on his arm, and make a lightning sketch and notes on a bird, especially if he was seeing it for the first time. He would then make further notes and sketches when he got home, and then turn these into more detailed studies, often in colour.
His works include his illustrations for the books: 'The Birds of Singapore' and 'The Birds of Bali' and 2 volumes of A Bird Guide to the Field of Experience -
- Volume 1 - Scotland 1985-86, Norfolk 1986-93
- Volume 2 - Norfolk and some East Anglian rarities 1993-2001
He was renowned for his ability to recall what he had seen in fine detail.
With his wife Jane Ironside, they moved to the north-east of Scotland in 1967 and returned to Norfolk in 1986.
040 - Watercolour of Pheasants - Frank Jarvis
£115
Starting bid
Original 1990 watercolour of a pair of male and female pheasants mounted in limed light oak coloured frame.
W 61cm H 57cm
About the artist - Frank Jarvis
Frank was born in North London and attended Enfield grammar school, where he showed a terrific artistic skill. He went on to study at Hornsey College of Art.
His love of natural history, especially birds, bird watching and drawing birds, started at an early age around the reservoirs of North London. When he was in the field Frank always carried a sketch pad (usually “Bushey” brand) in his shoulder bag. He would sometimes stand with it folded back, resting on his arm, and make a lightning sketch and notes on a bird, especially if he was seeing it for the first time. He would then make further notes and sketches when he got home, and then turn these into more detailed studies, often in colour.
His works include his illustrations for the books: 'The Birds of Singapore' and 'The Birds of Bali' and 2 volumes of A Bird Guide to the Field of Experience -
- Volume 1 - Scotland 1985-86, Norfolk 1986-93
- Volume 2 - Norfolk and some East Anglian rarities 1993-2001
He was renowned for his ability to recall what he had seen in fine detail.
With his wife Jane Ironside, they moved to the north-east of Scotland in 1967 and returned to Norfolk in 1986.
039 -Watercolour of 3 Teals - Frank Jarvis
£115
Starting bid
An original 1988 watercolour of 3 Teals mounted in a light oak coloured frame.
W 51.5cm H 62.5cm
About the artist - Frank Jarvis
Frank was born in North London and attended Enfield grammar school, where he showed a terrific artistic skill. He went on to study at Hornsey College of Art.
His love of natural history, especially birds, bird watching and drawing birds, started at an early age around the reservoirs of North London. When he was in the field Frank always carried a sketch pad (usually “Bushey” brand) in his shoulder bag. He would sometimes stand with it folded back, resting on his arm, and make a lightning sketch and notes on a bird, especially if he was seeing it for the first time. He would then make further notes and sketches when he got home, and then turn these into more detailed studies, often in colour.
His works include his illustrations for the books: 'The Birds of Singapore' and 'The Birds of Bali' and 2 volumes of A Bird Guide to the Field of Experience -
- Volume 1 - Scotland 1985-86, Norfolk 1986-93
- Volume 2 - Norfolk and some East Anglian rarities 1993-2001
He was renowned for his ability to recall what he had seen in fine detail.
With his wife Jane Ironside, they moved to the north-east of Scotland in 1967 and returned to Norfolk in 1986.
030 - 159/1000 Juvenile Peregrines - Frank Jarvis
£60
Starting bid
A limited edition print 159/1000 of 3 juvenile Peregrines in nest mounted in limed grey coloured frame.
W 44cm H 54.5cm
About the artist - Frank Jarvis
Frank was born in North London and attended Enfield grammar school, where he showed a terrific artistic skill. He went on to study at Hornsey College of Art.
His love of natural history, especially birds, bird watching and drawing birds, started at an early age around the reservoirs of North London. When he was in the field Frank always carried a sketch pad (usually “Bushey” brand) in his shoulder bag. He would sometimes stand with it folded back, resting on his arm, and make a lightning sketch and notes on a bird, especially if he was seeing it for the first time. He would then make further notes and sketches when he got home, and then turn these into more detailed studies, often in colour.
His works include his illustrations for the books: 'The Birds of Singapore' and 'The Birds of Bali' and 2 volumes of A Bird Guide to the Field of Experience -
- Volume 1 - Scotland 1985-86, Norfolk 1986-93
- Volume 2 - Norfolk and some East Anglian rarities 1993-2001
He was renowned for his ability to recall what he had seen in fine detail.
With his wife Jane Ironside, they moved to the north-east of Scotland in 1967 and returned to Norfolk in 1986.
028 -Holkham Collections - Snowy Owl No. 303/500 Print
£40
Starting bid
Holkham Collections - Snowy Owl No. 303/500 Print in medium oak coloured frame
This limited edition print is reproduced actual size from the original lithograph by Edward Lear from John Goulds bookThe Birds of Europein the library at Holkham , published in 1837 and in the ownership of the Earl of Leicester.
W 48.7cm H 68.2cm
This print, No. 303 of only 500 copies, has been produced using environmentally friendly silk art paper of neutral pH and fade resistant pigmented inks. Complete with Certificate of authenticity sticker signed by the countess of Leicester, Administrator, Holkham Collections.
029 -Holkham Collections - Eagle Owl Print No. 228/500
£40
Starting bid
Holkham Collections - Eagle Owl Print No. 228/500 in medium oak coloured frame
W 48.7cm H 68.2cm
This limited edition print is reproduced actual size from the original lithograph by Edward Lear from John Goulds bookThe Birds of Europein the library at Holkham , published in 1837 and in the ownership of the Earl of Leicester.
This print, No. 228 of only 500 copies, has been produced using environmentally friendly silk art paper of neutral pH and fade resistant pigmented inks. Complete with Certificate of authenticity sticker signed by the countess of Leicester, Administrator, Holkham Collections.
053 -Print of Sandowne Bay - Martin Swan
£20
Starting bid
Print of Sandowne Bay - mounted in medium oak coloured frame
W 31.7cm H 20.8cm
About the artist - Martin Swan
Born Isle of Wight 1951
Martin's painting career started when he left university. He spent his time in the countryside developing his skills with watercolours, painting the landscape of the Isle of Wight. He later moved into painting marine subjects and changed from watercolours to oils. In 2000 he started exhibiting with the Royal Society of Marine Artists at the Mall Galleries in London. He was elected an associate member in 2003 and a full member in 2005.
His work has been exhibited widely on the Island. In London, in addition to the Mall Galleries, it has been shown in The Houses of Parliament, The American Embassy, The National Maritime Museum, the RAC Club and the Bankside Gallery. Other notable venues include Portsmouth Cathedral, St Davids Hall, Cardiff, and The Jonathon Grant Gallery in Auckland, New Zealand.
Martin is married to fellow artist Melanie Swan and lives on the Isle of Wight.
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