Nottingham, Nottinghamshire
Nick Hedderly, Toton Sidings, Nottingham, Oil and Acrylic on canvas board, framed and glazed, Image size: 62 x 48cm, framed size: 86 x 72cm, £1,700
Nick Hedderly, The Course of Empire, Oil and Acrylic on canvas board, framed and glazed, Image size 47 x 34cm, framed size: 70 x 60cm, £1,250
Nick Hedderly, Kimberley Brewery, Early Morning Winter Sun, Oil and Acrylic on canvas board, framed and glazed, Image size 38 x 35cm, framed size: 60 x 65cm, £1,150 - Sold
The Wanderer, Oil on canvas, 102 x 46cm, £2,150 - Sold
Trent Bridge Nottingham, Oil on canvas, 24 x 10", £950 - Sold
Trellick Tower, London, Oil on canvas, 12 x 12", £800 - Sold
River Trent embankment, Nottingham, early evening, Oil on canvas, 20 x 10", £900 - Sold
Edgelands - Sunrise near Dunkirk, Nottingham, Oil on Canvas, 14 x 10", £950 - Sold
Goose Fair I, Oil on Canvas, 28 x 14", £1,650 - Sold
Goose Fair II, Oil on canvas, 34 x 28", £2,500 - Sold
Night Theme - Birdcage Walk, Nottingham Oil on Canvas, 14 x 10", £950 - Sold
Edgelands - near Rylands, Nottingham Oil on Canvas, 14 x 10", £950 - Sold
Edgelands - Cotmanhay, Nottinghamshire Derbyshire border Oil on Canvas, 14 x 10", £950 - Sold
Edgelands - cycle path, Nottingham, Oil on Canvas, 14 x 10", £950 - Sold
Rainy Afternoon O’Connell Street, Dublin, 51 x 41 cm, £895 - sold
Buxton Opera House, Pencil on Paper, 61 x 51 cm, £395 - sold
Winter, Edgelands, Nottinghamshire Derbyshire Border, Oil on Canvas, 116 x 46 cm, £1,850 - sold
St Martin’s in the Fields, London (i), Oil on canvas, 51 x 41 cm, £895 - sold
Early Evening Matlock, Derbyshire, 51 x 41 cm, £895 - sold
Evening Sun – Carsington Water, Derbyshire Oil on Canvas 106 x 61 cm £1,550 - Sold
St Martin in the Fields from Trafalger Square, Oil on Canvas, 51 x 41 cm, £895 - sold
Late Afternoon – Edgelands, Derbyshire, Oil on Canvas 116 x 46 cm, £1,250 - Sold
Artist Statement
Nick Hedderly is a painter based in Nottingham. He studied at West Notts College in Mansfield in 1980 before graduating from Birmingham School of Art in 1984.
His early abstract work was based on the romantic ‘sublime’ landscape, and on images of flowers at night. From the late 1990’s his work was inspired primarily by the urban environments of Nottingham and London – often at night or in the early evening. More recent work has included other urban locations such as Derby and Dublin and also subject matter seen at different times of the day.
He has work in private collections in America, China, and the UK.
Commissions
Nick is happy to do commissions if the right piece is not available. Please contact Luke here to talk about subject matter, size and time scale.
Galleries Magazine, October 2012
Over the last decade or so Nick Hedderly has become one of the most successful artists working in the East Midlands, winning open art ehibitions in Nottingham and Derby with his atmospherically charged and intensely painterly cityscapes and his solo show at the enterprising Tarpey Gallery in nearby Castle Donington makes it very clear is in no way undeserved. For these are quiet, thoughtful works, full of an understanding of the way buildings and cityscapes become, as he himself puts it, “a repository of so many of our feelings and memories.”
Nicholas Usherwood
Awards/Collections
1984 First Prize from the Holbrook Trust, Nottingham Castle Museum.
2002 Awarded one man show at the Nottingham Castle Museum.
2002 First Prize in the Derby Open Competition.
2006 Represented in the permanent collection at Nottingham Castle.
2008 Painting acquired by Derby Museum and Art Gallery.
2008 Painting presented to Ningbo Museum, China on behalf of Nottinghamshire Museums and Galleries.
2007 John E Wright Award at the Derby Open
2011 Tarpey Gallery Award at the Nottingham Open