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Shown on this page are different types of horticultural contemporary art by Edward McNaught-Davis. All of Edward’s fine art paintings make brilliant interior painting ideas.

The common denominator in all of Edward McNaught-Davis’ pictures tends to be the vivid sense of colour used to enhance a scene. Edward strives to achieve the right balance of colour to make the picture come alive so that you, the viewer, feels part of it. The landscape paintings by Edward McNaught-Davis shown here have been painted in either pastel or acrylic. Other landscape paintings by Edward McNaught-Davis are shown on seascapes, woodlands, rivers and streams, waterfalls and sunsets. If you are interested in reading more about Edward and his art work then please see About the Artist. Similarly, if you would like to commission Edward to paint your favourite scene then details are given under commissions or you could contact him directly by email to discuss your requirements.

Some of Edward’s latest paintings are shown under the What’s New? section of this site. The Site Map shows all areas on one page for your convenience. All of the fine art paintings shown on this page, with the exception of the oil pastel painting entitled, “HafanyCoed”, are views surrounding where Edward McNaught-Davis lives and works in West Wales, United Kingdom. Each season brings brand new splashes of colour ranging from pastel shades to deep and dark hues. The Winter months allow you to see the landscape in its entirety whereas Spring eases your mind into the theatre of Summer. Autumn or Fall also provides a spectacular show. The horticultural contemporary art aspects of these paintings are fairly unique and comprise the wild natural vegetation along with wild flowers growing in the fields, on the verges and in some cases within the hedgerows. All these fine art landscape paintings lend themselves to creating interior painting ideas.