The sensitive paintings, drawings and poetry of Toby Haynes reflect the contemplative nature of the artist. Haynes studied philosophy at Oxford University before moving to a remote cottage outside the small, old market town of Launceston in North Cornwall. There he formed an intimacy with the landscape of Cornwall's coastline and woodlands reinforced by his time spent working for the National Trust, Britain's largest conservation charity. The rugged rural countryside provides inspiration for his landscapes and models for his realistic, unsentimental, contemporary images of the sheep and cows that are his nearest neighbors. Currently Haynes divides his time between country and city, traveling regularly to New York and painting the landscape of eastern Long Island.
Equally versatile in oil, watercolor, pastel and pencil, Toby shared his paintings, drawings and thoughts with us.
Devon Swans 12 x 16" Pastel
Bird House 16 x 20" Oil
Learn more about Toby Haynes in our in-depth interview. To read it and to see more of his oil, watercolor and pastel paintings, become a Member of The Artist's Road byclicking here. Already a Member? Click here to go to the the in-depth interview. All artwork copyright R.J.T. Haynes.
The sensitive paintings, drawings and poetry of Toby Haynes reflect the contemplative nature of the artist. Haynes studied philosophy at Oxford University before moving to a remote cottage outside the small, old market town of Launceston in North Cornwall. There he formed an intimacy with the landscape of Cornwall's coastline and woodlands reinforced by his time spent working for the National Trust, Britain's largest conservation charity. The rugged rural countryside provides inspiration for his landscapes and models for his realistic, unsentimental, contemporary images of the sheep and cows that are his nearest neighbors. Currently Haynes divides his time between country and city, traveling regularly to New York and painting the landscape of eastern Long Island.
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ing Watercolors
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