Prints | Ric W. Horner

The Whitstable Artists & Makers Christmas Trail @wamtrail takes place on Saturday 30th November and Sunday 1st December 2024. There will be a superb line-up this year, with houses in Seasalter, South Street, and Tankerton, all with easy parking, and then more within the town centre all an easy toddle from each other.

Doors will be open from 11am to 4pm, giving you plenty of time on Saturday to gather for the @whitsparkle parade and loveliness.

Some of you may already have noticed the flyers appearing here and there – but you can pick up so far from: @we_sell_by_the_sea @brucewilliamsartist and @thirtynine_whitstable

Established land and seascape painter Ric Horner focuses in his work on the elemental qualities of light, the energy of weather and the drama of the sea. He creates highly atmospheric paintings that feature Kentish coastal, harbour and beach scenes, and often the stunning sunsets seen in Whitstable. All of Ric’s Prints are available directly from his websitsite If you like to buy his cards in Whitstable, they are in stock at: George’s Mini , but they will also be a SALES section this year with many original pieces going for just £ 50!

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Below: Evening at Whitstable Harbour, 40 x 50cm, mounted print on paper – £ 50

Below: Whitstable Harbour, 30 x 42cm, print on paper – £ 10

Below: The Neptune, Whitstable, 27 x 16cm, Giclée prints on paper – £ 25.00

To arrange a studio visit call 07835294317, or email enquiries@richorner.com

All original oil on canvas paintings are listed on the page : Available Paintings – November 2024

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For centuries, Margate has drawn in visitors with its golden sandy bay and shallow tidal pool. As one of England’s first grand seaside resorts, the town continues to live up to its reputation as the go-to for summer holidays.

Ric grew up in this area and has painted the stunning views over Margate Sands many times. He has also painted the utterly spectacular Ramsgate Harbour with its charming old town coastal architecture, blend of colourful history, rich cultural traditions, and breath-taking coast line.

Margate has recently grown to be quite an artistic hub for Kent. Ever since the opening of the Turner Contemporary in 2011, it has grown increasingly trendy and attracted a rise of down-from-Londoners moving to the area. The Old Town is an excellent place to start your adventure as it is often buzzing with daily activities of locals and tourists alike. There are a variety of art galleries, who are celebrating Margate’s connection with the painter J. M. W. Turner.

J.M.W. Turner (1775–1851) described the famous sunsets along the North Kent coast as some of the best sunsets in the world and just like he did, Ric now continues this line and explores the unique light and atmospheres found in this area.

The Turner Contemporary gallery has exhibited the works of countless international artists, including Turner Prize nominees and winners Antony Gormley, Jeremy Deller, Tracey Emin, Yinka Shonibare, Paula Rego and Grayson Perry.

Ric is currently looking to sell his greeting cards and prints in the wider Kentish area. If you are a retailer and interested in stocking any of these cards, get in touch via enquiries@richorner.com, or order a pack of 9 cards directly from his shop:

Margate Greeting Card Collection