Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers might have provided the choreography, yet it was Gene Kelly’s ‘Singing in the Rain’ which potentially inspired any accompanying soundtrack to this melancholy, yet at the same time, conversely dynamic visual love letter to the Hollywood greats; to our uneducated minds anyway. The artist behind the giclee on board canvas on this pictorial occasion is of course, who else but Jeff Rowland. The award-winning contemporary figurative practitioner who makes no graphic secret of his on-going love affair with bygone movies.

Far from being merely an illustrative homage to an amalgamation of classic film reels however, Rowland’s brand new Autumn 2014 release – entitled, ‘Dance Between the Raindrops’ – is a sizeable work of gratifying and highly original art which stands (and swings) on its own two feet. Or four. And in this specific guise as an individually-signed, limited edition piece is available to order as of now.