nick praed
Born in the fishing town of Newlyn in 1974, Nick Praed grew up around the harbour and subsequently went to sea at the age of eighteen. His work deeply reflects his many experiences at sea working on the fishing boats and his love for that environment. Although not fishing anymore, he still continues to work at sea skippering a survey vessel and painting whenever time allows.
“The older wooden boats, especially the french and Scottish had the most beautiful hull shapes and I try to capture this against the sharp forms of the pier walls and masts.”
crabbers setting off sold
20 x 43cm, Acrylic on board- framed
little crabber sold
15 x 22cm, Acrylic on board- framed
Returning Trawler 1 £770
15 × 29cm, Acrylic on board- framed
preparing for sea £660
17 × 26cm, Acrylic on board- framed
Returning Trawler 2 SOLD
10 × 25cm, Acrylic on board- framed
Back to port SOLD
13 × 34cm, Acrylic on board- framed
bow Shapes £440
19 × 14cm, Acrylic on board- framed
stern shapes £440
19 × 14cm, Acrylic on board- framed
mylor oyster boats SOLD
26 × 52cm, Acrylic on board- framed
drying the trawl £600
16 × 31cm, Acrylic on board- framed
hull curves £440
19 × 14.5cm, Acrylic on board- framed
pilchard boat 1 £440
19 × 14.5cm, Acrylic on board- framed
pilchard boat 2 £440
19 × 14.5cm, Acrylic on board- framed