For the most part, Neil Dawson chooses to compositionally present his finest visual hours in the twilight and beyond, lavishing his every piece with lashings of reflective light, bouncing off proximate city thoroughfares courtesy of mostly inclement conditions prevailing too. Well, whilst the precipitation levels remain constant in the critically acclaimed contemporary urban landscape art practitioner’s brand new Spring 2016 reveal, the same can’t be said about the aforementioned time of day. Which in this 14” x 14” giclee on canvas instance is very much centred in (an albeit gloomy) daylight.

Limited from launch to a mere 150 Dawson-monikered editions, ‘Afternoon Shower’ is – aside from the whole day/night issue just, er, highlighted) right up there with the award-winning paintsmith’s most pictorially noteworthy pieces of recent times, and again pays further visual homage to one of Dawson’s most revisited creative interests, that being the provision of a taxi cab. Or rather a number of them as is often the specific case. It would be prudent for interested parties to speak with us at your first convenience, because as you might appreciate there will be numerous takers from the very outset.