Keith Shaw

Keith Shaw’s work takes you flying through a diverse range of environments. From the dazzling Serengeti to a Cornish village, on to the bitter highlands and finally over to an East coast fishing village for supper.

His well known pieces “Elephants at Dusk” and “Giraffes at Dusk” have a personal benchmark of quality and depth resonating in a solid composure. In these pieces it seems as though both sets of animals are making an arduous journey across their intense landscape.

His work with the sea is weighted with symbolism and just a quick glance over the moody clouds hanging over a frail fishing village can be distinctly understood and felt by the viewer.

Keith Shaw is the father of internationally recognised artist Jonathan Shaw and continues to be a great choice for lovers of British art from across the UK and beyond.

Written by James Forster