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Tim Kapp is a fine art artist from Oxfordshire, UK who mainly works with oil paints, but also dabbles with acrylic, pen and pencil. He favours a realist style and enjoys getting lost in the intricacies of rendering a scene. The subject of his gaze varies from buildings to landscapes, people to animals, but more often than not they form a scene he finds intriguing and alluring in colour and composition. Here, you can view many pieces of Tim's work, see works in progress, and purchase original paintings, prints, greetings cards and postcards. He is also available to take on commissions and would be happy to discuss this with you if it is something you would like to consider.

Tim Kapp standing at his easel and looking into the camera

Latest Work

An oil painting of the view of muddy tractor tracks leading into a field. A bright low sun shimmers through tree branches, reflecting in a large puddle in the foreground.

An oil painting of a small, ornate pedestrian bridge above a lane that recedes into the distance. The bridge is constructed of sand-coloured stone and is arched, with ornate, arched windows on either side of an oblong centrepiece that has carvings above and below it. The bridge connects two old buildings constructed of a similar sand-coloured stone.

An oil painting of a pair of male, ageing hands, cupped against a black background.

An oil painting of a campfire, flames rising up from sticks scattered beneath, amongst glowing embers.

An oil painting of St Edmund Hall Library. In the foregound a statue of St Edmund sits on a bench reading from a book, while in the background sits the library itself. The library used to be a 12th century church and has arched doors and windows, old sand-colourded brick and a small, rounded tower. In the grounds, there are trees and some old gravestones, all set against a bright blue sky.

An oil painting depicting the left-hand side of the Radcliffe Camera, an ornate circular building constructed of rich sand-coloured stone, dominated by large pillars which seem to hold up the large, domed upper level. To the left of The Camera a cobbled street runs past one side of the Brasenose College, and in the foreground, bikes lean up against railings that surround The Camera.

An oil painting of the area in front of a barber's chair, with a hairdryer, trimmers, a tissue box, scissors, hand mirror and a comb placed on the wooden bench. Above the bench is a mirror in which is reflected the view of a woman cutting a boy's hair with a clock and door behind them. To her right is another mirror in which the woman is reflected again.

An oil painting of a battered, rusty, vintage diving helmet.

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