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Hamley Jenkins Art

Whitewash drawing based on Seurat painting 'Bathers at Asnieres' with a panorama of South London behind it

Shout out to Seurat!

Detailed whitewash drawing based on two Seurat paintings on a large window seen over the scene of central London behind it

The whole window with both of Seurat's paintings combined

A whitewash drawing of two Seurat paintings combined, 'Bathers at Asnieres' and 'Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte' taken at night with the artist Hamley Jenkins lying in front of the drawing on a shelf

Artist Hamley Jenkins reclining

Detail image of a drawing in whitewash based on a Seurat painting on a large format window with the sun shining through; a lady with an umbrella and a monkey

Detail of 'A Sunday afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte'

Detail image of a drawing in whitewash based on a Seurat painting on a large format window; a monkey on a leash

Detail of 'A Sunday afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte'

Detail image of 'Bathers at Asnieres' in whitewash on a large window with the central London visible through it; the boy sitting on the river bank

Detail of 'Bathers at Asnieres'

Detailed whitewash drawing on a large window seen over the scene of central London behind it, taken from an angle

Detail image of a drawing in whitewash based on Seurat's 'Bathers at Asnieres' in whitewash on a large format window taken at night; boy on the river bank

Detail visible at night

Detail image of a drawing in whitewash based on Seurat's 'Bathers at Asnieres' in whitewash on a large format window taken at night; boy standing in the river

Detail visible at night

Detail image of a whitewash drawing based on Seurat's 'Sunday afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte' in whitewash on a large format window taken at night; a lady with an umbrella and a monkey on a lead looks over the river, she is accompanied by a gentleman in a top hat, with trees in the background

Detail visible at night

Drawing in whitewash on an internal window based on a scene from a painting by Botticelli, 'The Birth of Venus'

Whitewash drawing based on Botticelli's Venus

Drawing in whitewash on an internal window based on a scene from a painting by Botticelli, 'The Birth of Venus', shown at an angle

Reflection of a drawing in whitewash of Botticelli's 'Birth of Venus cast over a scene of South London by the evening sun

Reflection of the drawing

Information for visitors to the Camberwell Lockdown Exhibition augmented by writing in whitewash by artist Hamley Jenkins

Information for visitors to the Camberwell Lockdown Exhibition

Work in progress photo of a drawing in whitewash based on Chagall's 'The Promenade' on the window of pub 'The Crooked Well' in Camberwell, South London, a ladder appears in front

Preparatory work on the Chagall whitewash

A drawing in whitewash based on Marc Chagall's 'The Promenade' as it appeared on the window of pub 'The Crooked Well' in February 2021

Chagall's 'The Promenade' by Hamley Jenkins

The facade of pub 'The Crooked Well' in Camberwell, London, UK with snow on the pavement in the foreground. The image features a drawing by artist Hamley Jenkins based on Chagall's 'The Promenade' in whitewash in one window

The facade of 'The Crooked Well' featuring the drawing in one window

Writing in whitewash on an internal window that reads 'Lowry Whitewash' with the scene of an artist's studio visible through it

Second whitewash drawing for Camberwell Arts Lockdown Exhibition; Lowry

A whitewash drawing on a large window of Lowry's 'Coming out of School' by artist Hamley Jenkins

Lowry's 'Coming out of School' by Hamley Jenkins

Drawing and writing in whitewash on a large window, text reads "Coming out of School" by Lowry, and 'A whitewash by Hamley Jenkins'

Artist Hamley Jenkins stands in front of a pub called 'The Crooked Well' in Camberwell, her drawing based on Lowry's 'Coming out of School' appears on the pub window behind her

Hamley Jenkins in front of the final Lowry whitewash

Ordinary whitewash turned into temporary art, wind rain and snow resistant yet easy to remove by wiping with a dry cloth , each piece site specific. Inspire your local community, contact via email to commission the artist.

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