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I Still Have Faith in You, Original Artwork
I Still Have Faith in You, Original Artwork by PF Bennett, is inspired by the song by ABBA (2021) and memories of growing up in North England.
This framed original work is a watercolour and pencil illustration by Lymm-based artist PF Bennett.
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Everything is Beautiful, Original Artwork
- Framed size: 40 x 47 cm (approximately)
- Medium: Pencil and Watercolour
- Format: Framed Original Artwork
Everything is Beautiful, Original Artwork by PF Bennett, is inspired by the song by Ray Stevens (the song reached number 6 in the charts in 1970) and memories of growing up in North England.
This framed original work is a watercolour and pencil illustration by Lymm-based artist PF Bennett.
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Night Industry, Original Oil Painting
£495.00Night Industry, Original Oil Painting by PF Bennett.
This framed original work is an oil painting by Lymm-based artist PF Bennett and is available to view at CLK Art.
Contact us to discuss commissioning your own bespoke original by artist Paul F Bennett.
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Power of Love, Original Artwork
£950.00Power of Love, Original Artwork by PF Bennett, is inspired by the song by Huey Lewis and the News (1985) and memories of growing up in North England.
This framed original work is a watercolour and pencil illustration by Lymm-based artist PF Bennett. This piece is also available to order as a signed and numbered, framed limited edition print of 25, at £195.
Contact us to discuss commissioning your own bespoke original by artist Paul F Bennett.
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Things Can Only Get Better, Original Artwork
£950.00Things Can Only Get Better, Original Artwork by PF Bennett, is inspired by the song by D:Ream (1993) and memories of growing up in North England.
This framed original work is a watercolour and pencil illustration by Lymm-based artist PF Bennett.
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Blue Monday, Original Artwork
£1,395.00- Framed size: 66 x 82 cm (approximately)
- Medium: Pencil and Watercolour
- Format: Framed Original Artwork
Blue Monday, Original Artwork by PF Bennett, is inspired by the song by New Order (1983) and memories of growing up in North England.
This framed original work is a watercolour and pencil illustration by Lymm-based artist PF Bennett.
The artist shares his inspiration with us here:
“Reaching number 9 in the UK charts in 1983, Blue Monday was a 12-inch synth-pop single on the Factory record label by the Manchester band New Order. It’s the best selling 12-single of all time.
Its uniquely packaged die-cut sleeve was designed to resemble a 5 1/4” floppy disc with no wording,
but had a code in the form of coloured blocks that contained all the label information.
It had to be produced by hand and was so expensive to make…
the more copies they sold, the more money they lost!
It’s said that the song was inspired from the book ‘Goodbye Blue Monday’ by Kurt Vonnegut,
and the fact that the invention of the washing machine improved housewives lives.
Monday’s washday blues would never be the same again!” P F Bennett