Laurence Fish


Alfresco Dining
Signed watercolour
12 x 16 inches
Price £950.00

Christmas shopping
Signed watercolour
10 x 12 inches
Price £950.00

Continental Harbour
Signed oil on board
6 x 8 inches
Price £725.00

Contre Jour Cadaques
Signed watercolour & Gouache
10 x 12 inches
Price £950.00

Hotel Garden, Avignon
Signed oil on board
11 x 13 inches
Price £950.00

Irish Pub, Avignon
Signed oil on board
9 x 11 inches
Price £850.00

La Place, Sunday Morning
Signed watercolour
10 x 13 inches, Exh RI 2001
Price £950.00

Market Square
Signed mixed media
6 x 8 inches
Price £695.00

Paris Metro - Place des Abbesses
Signed gouache & watercolour
10 x 12.5 inches
Price £875.00

Preparing for the Route du Rhum
Signed oil on board
18 x 24 inches
Price £1950.00

Seagulls Colliouce
Signed oil on board
7 x 9 inches
Price £750.00

small drawing Room
Signed gouache & watercolour
7.5 x 8 inches
Price £695.00

Soho Evening
Signed mixed media
8.25 x 6.5 inches
Price £750.00

Spanish Market
Signed watercolour
16 x 12 inches, circa 1992
Price £875.00

St Marks
Signed mixed media
5 x 7 inches
Price £650.00

Umbrella's, San Marco'
Signed watercolour
5 x 7 inches
Sold

Venice Birds
Signed oil on board
12 x 15 inches
Sold

Venice in the Rain
Signed gouache & watercolour
9 x 7 inches
Price £795.00

Laurence Fish trained as an illustrator in Max Miller's studio at publishers Iliffe & Son, specialising in technical subjects - aircraft, yachts, motor cars - and acquiring the meticulous draughtmanship required for publications like Yachting World, Autocar etc.

During war service with the RAF he was seconded to MI5, Lord Rothschild's team of bomb disposal experts, as a specialist in explosive devices.

After the war he was a founder member of the Society of Industrial Artists and
Designers, and became internationally known as a painter/illustrator. His work was commissioned and owned by most of the large industrial companies, including Shell, BP, Dunlop, Bristol Aeroplane Company, Hawker Siddeley, BOAC, MG Cars, British Rail and the Indian Air Force.

His covers for Flight International and posters for British Rail, including a winner of the Poster of the Year, are already collectors items.

He moved on to editorial magazine illustration, particularly figure subjects and from there to a spell in graphic design. Although he had continued to paint and to undertake commissions during this time he was not able to concentrate on painting full time until the 1980's. Since then his paintings have been exhibited at the Royal Academy and the Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolour and at many London and provincial galleries. His work is in private collections in this country and the USA.

Exhibited at :

Royal Academy Summer Exhibition
Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolour
Reid Gallery
Newburgh Gallery
Wykeham Galleries
Bourne Gallery
Barnes Gallery.