commissions | NICK HUGH McCANN

Augusta Leigh

Half sister of the poet Lord Byron, after a James Holmes miniature, 1817.
Oil on gesso panel 281 x 357mm. Frame and mount by Gino Franchi, Bond Street, London
Commissioned for a Private Collection

Second Opinion

Exhibited at The Royal Institute of Oil Painters

The Mall Galleries, Admirality Arch, London, Nov – Dec 2018

Brianna Sewell Virtual Reality Art Critic, now showing at The Harley Gallery 25th Anniversary Open Bienalle Exhibition, Welbeck Abbey (19th Jan – 24th March)

First exhibited at The Royal Academy West (RWA), Bristol, Sept – Nov 2018

Sept – Nov 2018
Oil on linen 5 x 3 ft

Watch Brianna’s critique of the painting: https://vimeo.com/298550247

Byron’s famous dog Boatswain

Sold at auction to a private collector, 2018.
120 x 161cm.
Oil on linen in a hand-made ‘Hogarth’-style frame by Store Street Framing, London, designed by the artist.

Karen McKay, Technical Operator, Stanlow Oil Refinery, Merseyside, pictured on her 50th birthday with her three chihuahuas.

Oil on linen
7 x 4ft
Collection of Karen McKay
© Nick Hugh McCann 2018

Dana Gillespie Queen of the Risqué Blues – DIVA

Recently short-listed for the Royal Academy West Open Bristol
www.dana-gillespie.com
Walnut oil with lapiz lazuli on flax
6 x 5ft (canvas)
Sansovino frame by Store Street Framing, Bloomsbury and created by Peter Standley.
DETAILS OF THIS PAINTING ON APPLICATION
Collection of the artist
© Nick Hugh McCann 2017

Dana-Gillespie-and-Nick-McCann

Dana Gillespie with the artist,
after signing the painting at Store Street Framing
Bloomsbury, London. October 2017.

A3 Print

A small number of high quality A3 giclee prints are available signed with love by Dana Gillespie.

“And When Did You Last See Your Feet?”

Museum of Comedy

(Dame Barbara Windsor and Carry On cast)

Oil and 24 carat gilding on linen
8.5 x 4.5ft (approx) in hand made black and water gilded box / tray frame by Store Street, London
DETAILS OF THIS PICTURE ON APPLICATION
Collection of the artist
© Nick Hugh McCann 2016

McCann’s 9ft Carry On cast portrait, “And When Did You Last See Your Feet?” was unveiled and signed by Dame Barbara Windsor at London’s Comedy Store: www.thecomedystore.co.uk/london

In October 2016. In November it transferred to Liverpool’s Walker Art Gallery, where it was exhibited next to the work to which it paid humorous tribute to: “And When Did You Last See Your Father?” by Sir Frederick Yeames. www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/walker/collections/paintings/19c/item-238802.aspx

It is now on exhibition at London’s Museum of Comedy in Bloomsbury:

www.museumofcomedy.com

The painting is for sale.

'And When Did You Last See Your Feet?' by Nick McCann

Stefanus Gerrardus (Steven Gerrard as Caravaggio’s, St John The Baptist, 1604)

Sold to a Private Collector June 2017

Oil and 24 carat Latin gilding on linen
6 x 5ft including oil and water gilded 17th century Kent style frame with Liverbird motifs by Store Street, London
© Nick Hugh McCann 2016

Omnia circum me versantur, Carissima – (It’s all about me, Darling.)

Sold to a Private Collector June 2017

Oil on linen with lapis lazuli 24 carat gold.
8ft x 6ft including hand-made water gilded frame by Store Street, London
© Nick Hugh McCann 2016

Lord Byron sees Nicolo Giraud for the first time. Private Collection USA

‘Lord Byron sees Nicolo Giraud for the first time, Attica, Greece 1809′
Oil on linen
48 x 36in
Handmade gilt wood frame by Store Street, London
A companion piece to Byron & John Eddleston at Newstead 1809

Byron & John Eddlestone at Newstead 1806. Private Collection USA

Oil on linen. 5 x 3ft.
© Nick Hugh McCann 2016

The Tooth Fairy

Mixed media on canvas
5 x 4ft
PRICE ON APPLICATION
Collection of the artist
© Nick Hugh McCann 2016

The Duchess of Beeston

Oil on linen. 14 x 10 in.
Handmade copy of a Rembrandt frame.
Collection Nicola Tarr
© Nick Hugh McCann 2016

Wedding picture

Oil sketch on wooden panel.
20 x18 inches.
Collection of Jason and Michelle Wilson.
© Nick Hugh McCann 2016

Mrs Byron after Thomas Stewartson

Oil on linen 30 x 24 in. Gold leaf Georgian frame.
Collection Geoffrey Bond OBE
© Nick Hugh McCann 2016

Byron’s Dream

Decorative acrylic mural on wall 9 x 6 ft
Private Collection
© 1992 Nick Hugh McCann

Luger a weimaraner

Oil on sized linen 18 x 24 in
Collection Chris & Rebecca Reece
© 2012 Nick Hugh McCann

La Serenissima, the Bride of the Sea

Oil mural on wall 14 x 8 ft
Private Collection
© 1988 Nick Hugh McCann

Tania Amazon

Oil on canvas. 16 x 16 2008.
Collection of Derek & Nickie Tarr

Lord Byron’s Last Journey

Watercolour 30 x 24 in
Collection Geoffrey Bond
© 1988 Nick Hugh McCann

The painting is featured in the
Kirsty Wark BBC documentary;
‘Byron – Exile on Fame Street’:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2RTDYjdifE

Skyefall (left)

Oil on linen, 20 x 24 in
Collection Alan Cribbens
© 2012 Nick Hugh McCann

Torrent on Mull

(top right)
Oil on linen, 12 x 12 in
Collection Eddie & Beryl Tarr
© 2012 Nick Hugh McCann

The Tarr’s house on Elm Avenue, 1999

(bottom right)
Oil on canvas, 12 x 18 in
Collection Derek & Nickie Tarr
© 1999 Nick Hugh McCann

Mum as Bathing Beauty, New Brighton, 1959 (left)

Chalk and pastel on tinted paper
12 x 18 in Private Collection
© 2013 Nick Hugh McCann

Dad playing a blinder, Queen Anne Bowling Green, Nottingham (right)

Oil on canvas (two canvases),
(Main canvas)
36 x 36 in Private Collection
© Nick Hugh McCann

Lord Byron’s Lyon

Oil on canvas, 4 x 3 ft
Private Collection
© 1992 Nick Hugh McCann

Royal Courts of Justice, Rolls Building Panorama

Canvas, 30 x 9 ft

The Rolls Building Art & Education Trust, Fetter Lane, City of London

To watch a short film on the piece go to: http://vimeo.com/54526768

A triumph of photographic ingenuity –
Brian Sewell

DECEMBER 2011
Nick McCann presented to HM The Queen at the building’s official opening

Logan the Eskimo Dog

Dianora Dunnet

In a white gold leaf hand-made frame
Collection of Geoffrey & Dianora Bond

Nelson, a Landseer after Stubbs

In a 23 carat gold leaf hand-finished Georgian frame.

The work is a tribute to George Stubbs’s Nelson, a Newfoundland, the property of HRH The Duke of York, 1803. It was exhibited at the Kennel Club Art Gallery, in Mayfair, London from August 2013 – January 2014, and now belongs to a Private Collector.