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Tags: Watercolour, Historical, Street Scene
The Bargate is a Grade I listed building and a scheduled monument. Constructed in Norman times as part of the fortified walled city, the Bargate was the main point of entry and exit to and from the north of the city. Having been closed to the public for many years, the room above the gate was opened in 2006 as an art gallery by the arts organisation A Space.
Brief
To prepare watercolour visuals showing proposed alterations for presentation to Southampton City Council. Visuals comprised:
Street view perspective of the south elevation.
Brief
To prepare watercolour visuals showing proposed alterations for presentation to Southampton City Council. Visuals comprised:
Street view perspective of the south elevation.
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Copyright Peter Jarvis 2011.
Once the decision was made to commission paintings of the Foundation's buildings, it became clear on seeing Peter's first sketches, that something special would result. The skill and expertise with which he carried out the work, and the clarity and elegance of the finished pieces, enormously embellish the pages of the Tercentennial Book. He was also a pleasure to work with.
Andrew Barron, Thextension
Bargate Monument Gallery Southampton south elevation, May 2011
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