Artwork by Nigel Pennick related to the Ideal Tower

The pictures described below were created using an Acrylic Medium Transfer Technique by which and image may be printed upon paper and then transferred from there onto canvas using an acrylic medium. The medium can be tinted and the canvas embellished and adjusted using acrylic paint to create a unique picture. The canvas is held on a wooden stretcher frame 17mm thick and can hung without further framing, indeed most have hook eyes, hanging thread and a reference number from when they were exhibited. These were all inscribed in pencil by Nigel with signature, sigil, date of creation and title on canvas covering reverse of stretcher frame. For example:-

Nigel Pennick, St. Martin's Tower, 2010, 7 inches x 5 inches, inscribed with signature, sigil and date on reverse £50

Nigel Pennick, The Ideal Tower, 2010, 7 inches x 5 inches, £50

Nigel Pennick, St. Vedast I, 2010, 12 inches x 9 inches, £100

Nigel Pennick, St. Edmund King & Martyr, 2010, 12 inches x 9 inches, £100

Nigel Pennick, Symmetry of Order, 2010, 5 inches x 7 inches, £50

Nigel Pennick, St. Mary-le-Bow, 2010, 12 inches x 9 inches, £100

Nigel Pennick, St. Giles-In-The-Field, 2010, 12 inches x 9 inches, £100

Nigel Pennick, St. George, Bloomsbury, 2010, 12 inches x 9 inches, £100

Nigel Pennick, St. Martin Ludgate, 2010, 12 inches x 9 inches £100

Nigel Pennick, Untitled, 2010, 5 inches x 7 inches, £50

Nigel Pennick, Christchurch Spitalfields, 2010, 12 inches x 9 inches, £100

Nigel Pennick, Paramateric, 2011, 12 inches x 9 inches, £100

Nigel Pennick, St. Stephen, 2010, 7 inches x 5 inches, £50

Nigel Pennick, St. Vedast & St. Mary-le-Bow, 2010, £100

Nigel Pennick, The Invocation and Sign of Alpha and Omega, 2010 , 7 inches x 5 inches, £50

Nigel Pennick, All Hallows, 2011, 12 inches x 9 inches, £100