Waterways drawings.

The images on these pages by Nigel Grundy have been reproduced from original works made in pen & ink, pencil, acrylic or watercolour. They are available as signed, mounted prints, see below for details.

These Panoramic & rectangular mounted prints are signed in pencil on the lower right hand corner & are printed on a 200 gsm ivory coated surface and bevel window mounted within an ivory artboard & backed & presented in a crystal clear art sleeve.
The panoramic window size is approx. 265mm x 75mm & the external mount size is 385mm x 195mm.
The rectangular window size is approx. 196mm x 133mm & the external mount size is 324mm x 228mm.
Some prints are available as larger unmounted prints, approximately 25" x 8.5"/243mm x 215mm. Look in the 'Print Size' drop-down box for availability.
Postage & packing in the U.K. is free.
Postage & packing to Europe & the U.S.A is 3.50 GBP.

Newbury Lock

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A view of Newbury Lock, seen from the towpath at West Mills.

Greenham Lock

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Greenham Lock, Newbury. Once painted by Turner.

Ham Lock

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Ham Lock, Newbury. Next lock on towards Thatcham from Aldermaston Lock. Through the trees on the left the old mill can be seen.

Braunston Bottom Lock

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Boatbuilders at Braunston Bottom Lock. The lock is behind the bridge in the distance.

Sutton's stop (Hawkesbury junction)

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Sutton's Stop, better known as Hawkesbury Junction. Here the Coventry & Oxford Canals meet. During the great days of the Canals this was an important stopping & meeting place for Canal families.

West Mills, Newbury

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A view of West Mlls from the towpath a few hundred yards outside Newbury.

Newbury Wharf.

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Newbury Wharf 2005. Centre left stands the 'Stone Building' the only structure to survive from the original heyday of the Wharf. Once stables, it is now an information centre & tea shop for the Kennet & Avon Canal Trust.

Lunch break at Braunston.

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Copy of Newbury Wharf, circa 1880.

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This view of Newbury Wharf circa 1880 shows what an industrious area of the Kennet & Avon Canal the Wharf used to be. It was filled in and is now a car park, though there are plans to excavate it and use it as visitor moorings, alongside a new restaurant or public house.

Tower Bridge.

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The stern of H.M.S. Belfast can be seen on the left with the Tower of London centre & Tower Bridge to the right.

Hammersmith Bridge.

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A view of Hammersmith Bridge from the shoreline of the River Thames.