Roger Clarke Art Collections
Shop for artwork from Roger Clarke based on themed collections. Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Artwork by Roger Clarke
Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Fern Tree Gully by Roger Clarke
The Nearly Home Trees by Roger Clarke
Walking on Llantwit Major by Roger Clarke
Riverbend by Roger Clarke
Riverbank by Roger Clarke
Teneriffe From Bulimba by Roger Clarke
Posy by Roger Clarke
Storm over Glenelg Pier by Roger Clarke
The Flask by Roger Clarke
Hecatomb by Roger Clarke
The Lake by Roger Clarke
Avid Reader by Roger Clarke
Daffodils by Roger Clarke
Marooned by Roger Clarke
Gloaming by Roger Clarke
Lake Maggiore 21.09 by Roger Clarke
The Little Can by Roger Clarke
Fulgence by Roger Clarke
Tracks by Roger Clarke
Blue Petals and Peaches by Roger Clarke
The Spit by Roger Clarke
Blue Daffodils by Roger Clarke
Chimney by Roger Clarke
From Kangaroo Point Cliffs by Roger Clarke
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About Roger Clarke
Roger Clarke discovered his love for oil painting at the age of 13 having found some paints in his family garage, from there it quickly became a vocation and his school years were spent doing nothing else, The Art room became his home. After time spent at the Cardiff School of Art, courting favour from the Slade School and selling work throughout his teenage years, he dropped away from the art form and became increasingly more interested in the London lifestyle and photography, but it was to Oil Painting that he would always return. Although it wasn't until a serious back injury in 2017 that a full time career as a Fine Artist would materialise. With over 60 worldwide sales since then, Roger has become an established member of the artistic community in Brisbane, Australia with his work being heavily influenced by the techniques and styles of the English Landscape movement and Post Impressionism. His heavily textured abstract work is also very much in demand with significant commercial works and commissions adding to his growing reputation. Claude Monet's quote that "Light is the most important person in the painting." has almost become a mantra, with atmosphere and subtlety being very much to the fore.