A couple embrace in a London square in the middle of a downpour as time stands still all around them. Emblazoned in the reflective light emitting from a nearby street light and bouncing up off the soaked thoroughfare belonging to this forgotten quarter of a sprawling metropolis, the artist compositionally cements the notion togetherness and belonging amid a nostalgic and a romantically overturing backdrop like no other.

With this sort of description it can only be the one leading contemporary figurative and cityscape art exponent who we could be waxing lyrical about, and he who has made nostalgic visual posturing an enviable art form before our very eyes over a period of time. The artist/he in question is of course Jeff Rowland, who pictorially announces his return to the illustrative fray this Spring 2016 in the guise of his latest giclee on canvas limited edition which we’re focussing on here. entitled ‘At the End of the Avenue’, this 19” x 24” hand-signed iteration can be reserved with immediate effect.