Nick Muir

Greenwich

I lived in Blackheath from 1985 to 1995 and would regularly walk through Greenwich Park and down to Greenwich. Then in 1997 I started selling my artwork on Greenwich Market and started an artists co-operative in early 1998 from a shop at 7 Turnpin Lane, initially called “Greenwich Village Gallery”. I loved my time there and painted many scenes, some of which were scanned for prints or cards. Some are still available and are displayed here, unfortunately I only have a few digital images that are of a resolution that will allow prints, so not all of the images below are for sale as prints. On a brighter note, I will e adding new prints as I paint more pictures.

My original paintings and some larger prints are available via Inspirations Contemporary Art.

They are for sale via Inspirations Framing Ltd, who do the fine art digital printing. Inspirations are members of the ArtSure Scheme, run by the Fine Art Trade Guild. This offers consumers and art buyers independent assurance that quality inks and papers have been used in a digital fine art print. Each image is registered with ArtSure and comes with an ArtSure Certificate.

Small watercolour sketch of the archway entrance to Turnpin Lane and Greenwich Market by Nick Muir
Watercolour painting by Nick Muir depicting theRoyal Naval College, Greenwich viewed from the northside, looking south with Queens House in the middle distance and Flamsteed House and the Old Royal Observatory at the top of Greenwich park in the far distance.

Royal Naval College III

Watercolour painting by Nick Muir of th statue of Captain Cook, Greenwich, looking up at his head and shoulders

Statue of Captain Cook

Watercolour painting by Nick Muir, showing the statue of King William IV, Greenwich but mainly his head and shoulders

Statue of Captain CookKing William IV

Watercolour painting by Nick Muir showing the Royal Naval College Clocktower, Greenwich from below looking up withan early spring dawn sky

Royal Naval College Clocktower III

Watercolour by Nick Muir of the Royal Naval College Weather Vane Tower from below looking up withan early spring dawn sky

Royal Naval College Weathervane Tower II

Watercolour painting by Nick Muir showing the view up the hill to the Royal Observatory, Greenwich with crowds of people at the top around the statue of General Wolfe

Greenwich Park

Watercolour Painting by Nick Muir showing the entrance to Greenwich University, with it's columns and globes, King William Walk, Greenwich

Greenwich University Entrance, King William Walk

Watercolour painting by Nick Muir of the steps to the Queens House in Greenwich with sunshine casting shadows on the steps

Queens House, Greenwich II

Watercolour painting by Nick Muir of a snowy scene in Greenwich park with Flamsteed Hose at the top of the hill and two boys with toboggans walking up the hill.

Greenwich Park in Winter II

Watercolour painting by Nick Muir showing the View from the Royal Observatory, Greenwich during rrought with dry yellow/brown grass in front of the Queens House with the old Royal Naval College and the Thames behind, then Docklands in the distance.

The view from the Royal Observatory

Watercolour painting by Nick Muir of the Cutty Sark Pub, Greenwich viewed from the Thames with people outside in the sun with parasols

The Cutty Sark Pub