English artist John Bond follows in a fine tradition of artists who know and love the varied and ever changing landscapes of East Anglia, France and The Caribbean. His atmospheric studies, in oil, of shore or marsh, field, fen or woodland capture the epitome of the scene observed. Sometimes exciting tones reflect the warmth of the sun, sometimes subdued hues evoke winter's bite or the chill that comes with Autumn. Apparent is an underlying response to the seasons and a respect for country life.

John's use of figures within his work serves to add a narrative, occasionally solitary and still, often working together, they generally claim the focus of the paintings.

John was born in 1945, studied at The Norwich School of Art and then The Central School of Art in London. His original work is much collected thus his occasional one-man exhibitions are invariably sold out.