Jeremy Dickinson
(UK; born 1964)
More recently, during the pandemic and confined to home, he took inspiration from the ubiquitous imagery of Google Earth, flitting virtually from derelict yard to random lots across the world. Hovering between abstraction and realism and clearly referencing the thorny issues of human interaction with the landscape, these paintings still revel in the colour and random arrangements that are to be found across all corners of the globe.
Jeremy Dickinson is best known for painting meticulous arrangements of the miniature automobiles - cars, trucks and buses - from his own personal childhood collection.
Hood (E-type no. 3) 2025
Oil on canvas; 50 x 60 cm
Hood (P5) 2024
Oil on canvas; 50 x 60 cm
Hood (Citroen DS) 2024
Oil on canvas; 50 x 60 cm
Hood (Super 88) 2025
Oil on canvas; 50 x 60 cm
Hood (Escort) 2024
Oil on canvas; 50 x 60 cm
Hood (Connaught) 2025
Oil on canvas; 50 x 60 cm
Hood (Fairlane) 2024
Oil on canvas; 50 x 60 cm
Hood (Stingray no. 3) 2026
Oil on canvas; 50 x 60 cm
Hood 2024-6
In the studio
Flatbed with BMCs 2026
Oil and acrylic on canvas; 30 x 30 cm
Six blues 2026
Oil and acrylic on canvas; 30 x 30 cm
Auto Stack with Monkeemobile 2026
Oil and acrylic on canvas; 30 x 30 cm
Red and white parking 2022
Oil on canvas; 25 x 35 cm
Tricolour parking 2022
Oil on canvas; 25 x 30 cm
Rainbow parking 2023
Oil on canvas; 25 x 35 cm
Dearborn 2022
Oil on canvas; 55 x 80 cm
Albuquerque 2020
Oil on canvas; 25 x 35 cm
Barking 2020
Oil on canvas; 25 x 35 cm
Pomona 2021
Oil on canvas; 25 x 35 cm
Calexico 2020
Oil on canvas; 25 x 30 cm
Huyton 2022
Oil on canvas; 25 x 30 cm
Visitor parking at Spiral Jetty 2020 SOLD
Oil on canvas; 25 x 90 cm
Prices available on request.