Gallery 2 — Fiona Richmond

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Fiona Richmond

Fiona Richmond

Folder: Older Work

Battery Mirus: Lost Ground, 2025, Oil on Canvas, 120cm x 150cm

Le Trepied Dolmen, 50cm x 60cm, Oil on Linen, 2024

Track to Headland overlooking Mont Herault Watch Tower, oil and oyster shell on wooden raised panel, 15cm x 20cm

Winter Evening at Fort Hommet, 40cm x 50cm, Oil on Board, 2025

Cottages near Port Grat headland, oil on linen board, 43cm x 53cm, framed

Pines at Le Guet, oil on copper, 23cm x 28.5cm framed

Pathway to St Tugual's Chapel, Herm, oil on board, 30 x 40cm, 2025

Gorse Hedge at Mont Herault Watch Tower, Oil on Copper on Raised Panel, 15.5cm x 20cm, 2025

Gable Ends of Greenhouses near Houmet Paradis, oil on zinc, 23cm x 28.5cm framed

The Spine of Lihou, oil on wood panel, 30cm x 38cm framed

Pathway to the Deserted Shore Station at Fort Doyle, oil on wood panel, 20cm x 20cm

Todt worker stirring cement, oil on wood panel, 40 x 50cm

Soldiers with Swimmers, oil on wood panel 40cm x 50 cm

German Bunker, Vazon Bay, charcoal and pastel on paper

Pathway through the Sea Beet to the German Stone Crusher, Port Grat, 2025, 100cm x 80cm (unframed)

Todt Workers Spreading Cement, 2025, oil on wood panel,

Todt Workers clearing earth for fortifications

This Sunday (9th August) I am doing a studio sale in order to empty out my studio to make room for new work.

Some of the work that’s included in the sale will be posted here this week. All the work is open to (reasonable) offers, just direct m

How lovely to arrive home for lunch to find that the postman has delivered lovely beautifully wrapped gifts from Achill Island. From one islander to another! Thanks so much @martinaoconnorartist for the lovely drawings - I shall treasure them. Achill

The Nazi Stonecrusher. Used to make the concrete for the fortifications in Guernsey that were part of Hitler’s Atlantic Wall. Now unused and a storage place for old boats and cars, it’s a tangible reminder of the impact of fascism - the i

The washing Room

First of August already and a tinge of autumn in the air. I just had to stop and get my phone out wandering in the lanes below Kings Mills, to photograph the amazing creeping thistles which seemed to be dancing in time to the strange soupy swirling c

Feeling the need to sit, absorb and distill this weekend. Slow observation in the pottery studio in the basement of St Peter’s Rectory: a tranquil space.

Taking this slow. WIP. Gloomy basement light, fleeting children’s voices and bags of washing anticipating a soak and churn. Oil on aluminium.

Having had very little reading time these last few busy months, I took this book away on my flying visit to the UK last weekend. I’m now about half way through and riveted!

While I’d enjoyed various of Rebecca Solnit’s passionately

The beginnings of a small painting on aluminium of the basement washroom in the rectory. This is a dark and gloomy space which comes alive when the sun filters in illuminating the dust motes and an array of obscure items from the past. A treasure tro

And some more Prunella Clough.

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