Stewart Edmondson at Waterdell Art

stew@waterdell.force9.co.uk

 

Contacts and Links 

For more information please contact the artist:

stew@waterdell.force9.co.uk

visit his home site
http://www.stewartedmondson.com

or fill in the Waterdell Art Feedback Form
http://www.waterdell.force9.co.uk/se_form/se_feedback.htm

& to report problems with this site, contact the Web Master webmaster@waterdell.force9.co.uk

This site was created to provide an archive for the portfolio of emerging work by Stewart Edmondson over the last 4 years. Please note that the hosting, design and support of this site is provided free of charge. This is not a professionally designed, supported or created site.

Waterdell Art Links

The Dart Gallery	http://www.dart-gallery.com/
Stewart at The Dart Gallery	http://www.dart-gallery.com/
Delamore Art	http://www.delamore-art.co.uk/
Country Magazine of the Visual Arts	http://www.art-in-devon.co.uk/
Dartmoor Tourists Association	http://www.discoverdartmoor.com/
Devon County Magazine	http://www.devonlife.co.uk/
AAF The Affordable Art Fair	http://www.affordableartfair.co.uk/
Meridian Press - Totnes	http://meridianpress.net/
Art & Print Suppliers UK Directory	http://www.adriennechinn.co.uk/
The Ilsington Country House Hotel	http://www.ilsington.co.uk/
The Gallery Tresco	http://www.tresco.co.uk/gallery

The Art of D'artmoor is an article from the D'Art Gallery press release, published by Art of England Magazine and Cream Magazine. Two of the previously published articles about the artist on this site were written by Jean Rose.

Some may have spotted the odd line from Ian Anderson´s Songs from the Wood (Chrysalis) the most Tull of all Tull albums.

A gentleman with thistle-down hair appears after eating strong cheese close to midnight and the fabulous imagination of Susanna Clarke.

Stewarts Work can be found at:

D'Art Gallery
4 Lower Street
Dartmouth
TQ6 9AJ
01803 834923

and

Gallery Tresco
New Grimsby
Tresco
Scilly Isles
01720 424925

This site was created using the free KompoZer Web Authoring software (a bit buggy but it works) from http://kompozer.net/
uploaded & maintained using the free Filezilla open source sftp/fpt client (seems solid) from http://sourceforge.net/ or http://filezilla-project.org/
using the free Firefox web browser (still using IE? try this instead) http://www.mozilla-europe.org/en/firefox/

All 3 are available as portable versions from http://portableapps.com/ proving it is possible to run an entire free web development environment from a USB stick. Even the USB stick was free.

The fantastic freeware image viewer, Irfan View, was also used http://www.irfanview.com/ - software so good that the Waterdell Webmaster even registered his copy. Irfan also runs as a portable app.
All pages on this site have been checked using the free on-line W3C Markup Validation Service http://validator.w3.org/ - as all pages on all sites should be.