Nicholas Romeril - Home Page

NICHOLAS ROMERIL

Welcome to the official website of Nicholas Romeril. You will be able to view the new paintings, prints and sculptures as they are released from his studio. You will also be able to view older work in the Archive and read reviews of his exhibitions by looking in the Reviews page.

This website is the most comprehensive site to see and hear from the artist. It will be regularly updated to keep you informed of any new shows or events that Nicholas Romeril will be involved in.

Telephone to arrange an appointment before you visit his studio.

View my large scale cow drawings - 09/05/2010

I have created 9 new cow head drawings for the 'Herd" installation at the new Jersey Dairy. The drawings measure 100cmx100cm and are charcoal on paper. I have also created prints from these drawings i...

Thomas Dutoit Galerie - 02/06/2009

The Thomas Dutoit Galerie in Switzerland is now representing my work. After two years of discussion we final meet in late May and were both equally impressed. Thomas Dutoit will hang 11 new paintings ...

The Jersey Dairy project is installed. - 15/07/2010

Look at the massive stainless steel panels I have put on the front of the New Jersey Dairy by going to the Archive gallery/Herd. A new etching is available to buy and so are the working drawings and p...

Nicholas Romeril regularly exhibits in the London, Switzerland and Jersey and has held fifteen solo shows and over fifty group exhibitions around Europe in the pass few decades. He studied his masters at Camberwell College of Art and Design in London in the early 1990's. Romeril's work is present in many public and private collections through out the world.

Currently, Nicholas's work is focused on the sea around Jersey's coast. He is making large scale oil paintings on canvas, slate, mixed media on hand made paper, prints and sculptures. 'My subjects are almost universal, they could be anywhere in the world. I give the sand dunes, boulders, beaches, shoals of fish and skies my own particular treatment. Although I am aware of the size of Jersey's landmass I have always wanted to express myself to a wider audience'. Nicholas Romeril 2006