Leo du Feu

Paintings:

Whitesands, Short-Eared Owl

acrylic on paper

56 x 76cm

SOLD

The Hill Fort of Dunnideer

acrylic on board

12.5 x 28cm

SOLD

The Forth

acrylic on board

22 x 72cm

Island Gully

acrylic on wood

13 x 17.5cm

SOLD

Ancient Oak

oil on board

19 x 23.5cm

Inchcailloch Ravens

oil on board

19 x 23.5cm

Gathering Dark

acrylic on board

10 x 11cm

SOLD

View South with Hare, from Sanna Bay

acrylic on board

10 x 11cm

SOLD

Rolling Stock at Inverurie

acrylic on board

14 x 15cm

SOLD

Old Graveyard, Inverurie

acrylic on board

14 x 15cm

Woodland Garden

oil on board

15 x 20cm

North Queensferry and the Forth

oil on board

19 x 23.5cm

SOLD

Chess at Sea

acrylic on board

7 x 7cm

Southern Light

acrylic on board

7 x 7cm

Ocean Crossing Dolphin

acrylic on board

7 x 7cm

Little Egret

acrylic on panel

15 x 15cm

SOLD

Owl

acrylic on panel

15 x 15cm

The Whale

acrylic on panel

60 x 80cm

Red Ship

oil on panel

50 x 70cm

Bullers of Buchan

acrylic on board

50 x 50cm

Burntisland Rooftops

acrylic on board

46 x 63cm

Winter Isle

oil on board

45 x 56cm

Cruachan

acrylic on canvas board

48 x 69cm

The Hill of Noth

14 x 15cm

acrylic on board

SOLD

Overhead, Walking from Keith

14 x 10.5cm

acrylic on board

A View from the Train - a Pair of Walkers Under a Highland Sky

10.5 x 10.5cm

acrylic on board

SOLD

A View from the Train - Sentinel Trees

10.5 x 10.5cm

acrylic on board

SOLD

Discovered World

30 x 60cm

acrylic on canvas

Island Bathhouse

7.5 x 16cm

acrylic on board

Pilgrim's Haven Panorama

12 x 32.5cm

acrylic on board

Leo du Feu graduated in Drawing & Painting from Edinburgh College of Art in 2002 and has received funding and awards from The Bet Low Trust, The Royal Scottish Society of Painters in Watercolour (RSW), and the Royal Over-Seas League.
    The natural world is du Feu's focus. Landscape and nature is what inspires him both artistically and in his personal life and he spends as much time as possible in the outdoors. He is a keen birdwatcher and supporter of conservation. He volunteers for the RSPB and the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO).
    Most of du Feu's work is from life, often created en plein air. As such he works a lot in watercolour, or pencil and watercolour. Acrylic paintings are created in his studio in Burntisland on the Fife coastline.
    Two books of du Feu's work have been published:
- Sketches from Canada follows his 2010 Royal Over-Seas League Commonwealth Travel Scholarship journey across Canada.
- Landscapes and Birds of Scotland: an Artist's View, published in 2013 by the Northern Arts imprint of Jeremy Mills Publishing, with forewords by Michael Palin, artist John Busby, the RSPB and ScotRail.