K ane Cunningham: Northern Expression
EXHIBITION & AUCTION
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Kane Cunningham: Northern Expression
ARTWORK FROM HIS HOME & STUDIO
EXHIBITION & AUCTION
LIVE AUCTION: 11AM, SATURDAY 19 OCTOBER 2024
Explore the deeply evocative world of Kane Cunningham in this curated exhibition and auction featuring 100 handpicked pieces from his home and studio. A pioneer in contemporary expressionism, Cunningham’s work spans a diverse array of media, subjects, and series, reflecting his lifelong dedication to capturing the essence of the landscape.
This exclusive collection, drawn from some of Cunningham’s favourite works throughout his career to date, provides a unique opportunity to experience the depth and breadth of his artistic vision.
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EXHIBITION & AUCTION VIEWINGS
THE VINE STREET SALEROOMS, SCARBOROUGH, YO11 1XN
WEDNESDAY 16 OCTOBER | 9AM - 4:30PM
THURSDAY 17 OCTOBER | 9AM - 4:30PM
FRIDAY 18 OCTOBER | 9AM - 4:30PM
Buyers premium 25.0% +VAT (30.0% inc VAT)
Front cover illustration: Lot 1037 (detail)
ABOUT Kane Cunningham
Kane Cunningham is a Northern Expressionist landscape painter renowned for his ability to capture the essence of landscapes. He believes that while photographs can replicate the appearance of a landscape, expressionist painting better conveys its deeper nature by reflecting the artist’s emotional connection, a concept aligned with John Ruskin’s idea of the “emotional truth of mountains.” Inspired by Expressionist Die Brücke painters like Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Cunningham’s work goes beyond simple depiction, exploring the complex relationship between the artist and the land.
Cunningham draws much of his inspiration from the landscapes of Northern England, especially the areas surrounding the Pennines. This rugged mountain range stretches from the gentle hills of the Peak District through the dramatic scenery of the Yorkshire Dales and North Pennines, reaching as far north as Northumberland and the Scottish Borders. It is a region characterised by glacial valleys, rolling hills, and ancient rock formations, sculpted over millennia by natural forces. These landscapes, rich in history and cultural traditions, have inspired artists, writers, and poets for centuries, including figures like William Wordsworth and John Ruskin, who sought to capture the region’s spirit in their work.
Born in Manchester in 1961 to an Irish immigrant father, Cunningham’s upbringing was rooted in the working-class culture of the North. His family lived in Salford, a place memorialised in the song Dirty Old Town His artistic journey began with a visit to Bury Art Gallery at the age of eight, where he was captivated by the paintings of J.M.W. Turner and others. This early exposure led him to study at Rochdale School of Art and later pursue Fine Art at Leeds Polytechnic. During his time in Leeds, Cunningham frequently travelled to the Yorkshire coast, sketching in Scarborough’s pubs and listening to tales of the sea.
In his early career, Cunningham balanced part-time teaching at Rochdale School of Art with his own practice, working from a studio in a Victorian cotton mill. His artistic influences included American colour field painters
like Barnett Newman, British artists such as John Piper, and the landscape painter Alfred Heaton Cooper. Over time, and particularly through visits to the Lake District, Cunningham developed a focus on landscape painting, drawn to the region’s vibrant colors and the immersive experience of its scenery.
In 1996, he moved to Scarborough, teaching at the Art School until 2017 before dedicating himself to painting full-time. His 2009 House Project, where he purchased a house on a cliff for £3,000 and transformed it into an artwork, gained international media attention before the house’s demolition in 2013. The project underscored his commitment to exploring the interplay between human structures and the natural world.
Cunningham’s work is held in the collections of several prominent North Yorkshire estates, including Castle Howard, Hovingham Hall, Sledmere House, and Scampston Hall. His ability to capture the spirit of the landscape has made his pieces a valued part of these historic collections, where his art resonates with the region’s cultural heritage.
In 2019, he held a solo exhibition at at Scarborough Art Gallery, showcasing his watercolours painted en plein air. That same year, he became co-director of the Big Ideas by the Sea festival, an event in Scarborough that addresses environmental and cultural themes. Currently, Cunningham is working on paintings inspired by climate change and the evolving landscapes along England’s coast, from Robin Hood’s Bay to St Bees, with a book of this new work set for publication in 2025.
He is also immersed in a 10-year project titled “13 Valleys of the Lakes,” which explores the Lake District’s valleys through their cultural, social, and poetic histories. This project includes large watercolour paintings and documentary photography, reflecting Cunningham’s deep engagement with the landscape. Through these efforts, he continues to celebrate and reinterpret the natural beauty and cultural richness of Northern England, firmly positioning himself within its artistic tradition.
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1000
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Scarborough’, etching with aquatint signed titled and numbered 11/35 in pencil 25cm x 33cm
£100 - 200
1002
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘York PotashTeesside’, etching with aquatint signed titled and numbered 1/60 in pencil 30cm x 33cm
£80 - 120
1001
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Towards Teesside’, etching with aquatint signed titled and numbered 1/60 in pencil 24cm x 33cm
£100 - 200
1003
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Tunnel Construction’, etching with aquatint signed titled and numbered 1/60 in pencil 33cm x 30cm
£80 - 120
1004
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Deep Shaft’, etching with aquatint signed titled and numbered 1/60 in pencil 33cm x 30cm
£80 - 120
1005
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Exploration Drilling’, etching with aquatint signed titled and numbered 1/60 in pencil 30cm x 33cm
£80 - 120
1006
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Discovery’, etching with aquatint signed titled and numbered 1/60 in pencil 24cm x 33cm
£70 - 100
1007
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘St Mark’s Square - Venice’, etching with aquatint signed titled and numbered 2/60 in pencil 30cm x 33cm
£80 - 120
1008
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Reclining Nude’, etching with aquatint signed titled and numbered 1/60 in pencil 30cm x 33cm
£70 - 100
1009
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Borrowdale’, suite of ten artist’s proof etchings with aquatint, in progressive states of completion, together with the first edition of the finished state, each signed titled and numbered in pencil 20cm x 38cm (11)
£200 - 400
1010
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): Yorkshire Views, including Scarborough, Whitby, Staithes, York Potash, and Castle Howard, suite of twelve etchings with aquatint, variously signed titled and numbered in pencil (unframed)
£300 - 500
1011
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): Puente Nuevo - Ronda Spain, ink and wash signed and dated ‘91, 65cm x 47cm (unframed)
£70 - 100
1012
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Castle Howard’, pair etchings with aquatint signed titled and numbered 8/45 and 9/45 in pencil 23cm x 30cm (2) (unframed)
£80 - 120
1013
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Castle Howard’, etching with aquatint signed titled and numbered 6/45 in pencil 23cm x 30cm (unframed)
£70 - 100
1014
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Castle Howard’, oil on canvas signed and dated ‘06, titled verso 120cm x 149cm
£1,200 - 1,800
1015
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Castle Howard’, oil on canvas signed and dated ‘06, titled verso 70cm x 70cm
£600 - 900
1016
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Bedroom at Castle Howard’, oil on canvas signed and dated ‘06, titled verso 100cm x 100cm (unframed)
£800 - 1,200
1017
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Castle Howard - View Across the Lake’, mixed media on paper signed and dated ‘06, titled verso 29cm x 42cm
£150 - 250
1018
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Gates at Newby Hall’, watercolour and ink on Arches paper signed and dated ‘09, titled verso 76cm x 107cm
Provenance: exh. Walker Galleries, Harrogate, label verso
£700 - 1,200
1019
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Scampston HallPalladian Bridge’, watercolour signed and dated 2009, titled verso 74cm x 105cm
£700 - 1,200
1020
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘LakeScampston Hall’, watercolour signed with initials and dated ‘10, titled verso 28cm x 38cm
£100 - 200
1021
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): Deer at Sledmere House, watercolour and deer blood on Arches paper signed 105cm x 75cm (unframed)
£200 - 400
1022
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Sledmere HouseThe Game Warden’, oil on canvas signed and dated ‘08, titled verso 119cm x 149cm
£1,500 - 2,500
1023
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): Deer at ‘Sledmere’, double sided watercolour and deer blood on Arches paper signed 105cm x 75cm (unframed)
£200 - 400
1024
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Hovingham HallTemple’, mixed media on paper signed and dated ‘06, titled verso 58cm x 76cm
£600 - 900
1025
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Country House Series - Hovingham Hall’, oil on canvas signed and dated ‘07, titled verso 60cm x 80cm
£200 - 400
1026
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Hovingham Hall’, watercolour and ink signed and dated ‘06, titled verso 76cm x 58cm
£600 - 900
1027
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Country House Series - Hovingham Hall’, oil on canvas signed and dated ‘07, titled verso 60cm x 90cm (unframed)
£100 - 200
1028
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Hovingham - Wath Walley’, oil on canvas signed and dated ‘07, titled verso 102cm x 153cm Provenance: exh. Walker Galleries, Harrogate, label verso
£2,000 - 3,000
1029
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Hovingham Woods’, oil on canvas signed and dated ‘06, titled verso 120cm x 150cm
£700 - 1,200
1030
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): Vale of Pickering, pair watercolours unsigned 19cm x 57cm (2) (unframed)
£100 - 200
1031
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Farndale - Wettest Day of the Year’, watercolour and pastel signed dated 2010, titled verso 102cm x 153cm
£3,000 - 5,000
1032
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Towards Rosedale from Northdale’, watercolour, signed and titled verso 19cm x 43cm
£80 - 120
1033
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Rosedale’, oil on canvas, signed titled and dated ‘21 verso 120cm x 150cm (unframed)
£600 - 1,000
1035
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Northdale towards Rosedale’, limonite on paper, signed and titled verso 19cm x 43cm
£70 - 100
1034
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Rosedale’, oil on canvas, signed titled and dated ‘21 verso 50cm x 120cm (unframed)
£250 - 500
1036
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Northdale - Birds Landing on Water’, oil on canvas, signed titled and dated ‘21 verso 50cm x 120cm)
£500 - 900
1037
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Borrowdale - Castle Crag’, watercolour signed, titled and dated 2019 verso 101cm x 150cm
£3,000 - 5,000
1039
1038
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Gordale Scar - Malham’, watercolour signed and dated ‘05, titled verso 56cm x 76cm
£500 - 800
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Troutsdale Bridge’, oil on canvas signed and dated ‘08, titled verso 50cm x 60cm (unframed)
£150 - 300
1040
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Troutsdale Valley Woods’, watercolour signed and dated ‘06, titled verso 105cm x 75cm
£700 - 1,200
1041
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Troutsdale Bridge’, oil on canvas signed and dated ‘08, titled verso 50cm x 60cm (unframed)
£150 - 300
1042
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Troutsdale’, watercolour signed, titled verso 38cm x 57cm
£150 - 300
1043
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘View over Troutsdale’, oil on canvas signed and dated ‘08, titled verso 50cm x 60cm (unframed)
£100 - 200
1044
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Bridge at Staintondale’, oil on canvas signed and dated ‘08, titled verso 50cm x 60cm (unframed)
£150 - 300
1045
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): Mowthorpe Bridge - ‘Forge Valley’, oil on canvas signed and dated ‘08, titled verso 50cm x 70cm (unframed)
£300 - 500
1048
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Grosmont’, watercolour signed with initials, titled verso 19cm x 43cm
£80 - 120
1046
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): Raincliffe Woods - Making Charcoal, watercolour signed and dated ‘08, 75cm x 105cm (unframed)
£300 - 500
1047
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): Waterfall, watercolour signed and dated ‘07, 75cm x 105cm (unframed)
£200 - 400
1049
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): Pheasants Taking Off on the North York Moors, mixed media on paper unsigned 58cm x 76cm (unframed)
£200 - 400
1050
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Vale of Pickering’, watercolour signed and dated ‘06, titled verso 58cm x 77cm
£600 - 900
1051
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Roseberry Topping’, oil on canvas signed and dated ‘08, titled verso 50cm x 60cm (unframed)
£150 - 300
1052
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Glenridding from Bury Jubilee Centre’, watercolour and ink signed with initials, titled verso 20cm x 29cm
£120 - 180
1054
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Ullswater - Lakes’, watercolour signed, titled and dated ‘17 verso 38cm x 76cm
£300 - 500
1053
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Thirlmere - Lakes’, mixed media on paper, signed, titled verso 57cm x 76cm
£500 - 800
1055
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Towards the Moors - Ravenscar’, watercolour signed with initials, titled verso 19cm x 43cm
£80 - 120
1056
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Ravenscar’, watercolour signed and dated 2011, titled verso 103cm x 153cm
£2,500 - 3,500
1057
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Robin Hood’s Bay from Ravenscar’, watercolour, signed and titled verso 19cm x 43cm
£80 - 120
1058
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Scarborough’ Harbour, watercolour signed titled and dated 19-8-96, 55cm x 75cm (mounted)
£100 - 200
1059
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Scarborough - Boats Rising on the Tide’, watercolour signed with initials, and titled verso 13cm x 41cm
£100 - 200
1060
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Scarborough Harbour - Boats Rising on the Tide’, acrylic on canvas signed with initials, titled and dated 2018 verso 152cm x 183cm
£1,500 - 2,500
1061
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘South Bay Scarborough’, watercolour, signed and titled verso 57cm x 76cm
£600 - 900
1062
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): Scarborough Spa and the Grand Hotel, watercolour and ink signed and dated 19.8.96, 56cm x 76cm (unframed)
£150 - 250
1063
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Grand HotelTrawlers’ Scarborough, acrylic on paper signed and dated ‘06, titled verso 58cm x 77cm
£500 - 800
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Boats in Harbour’ - Scarborough, oil on canvas, signed titled and dated c.2005 verso 149cm x 149cm
£1,200 - 1,800
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Scarborough - Nudes on Beach’, oil on canvas signed, titled and dated 2015 verso 30cm x 100cm
£400 - 600
1064
1065
1066
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): Scarborough Harbour, charcoal signed and dated ‘05, 60cm x 84cm (unframed)
£150 - 300
1067
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Lovers’, oil on canvas signed and dated ‘07, 33cm x 41cm
£80 - 120
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Whitby’, impasto oil on canvas, signed and titled verso 122cm x 151cm
Provenance: exh. Zillah Bell Gallery, Thirsk, label verso
£1,000 - 1,500
1068
1070
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Whitby’, oil on canvas, signed titled and dated ‘21 verso 120cm x 150cm (unframed)
£700 - 1,200
1069
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Whitby’, watercolour and ink signed and dated ‘05, titled verso 56cm x 76cm
£500 - 800
1071
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Whitby’, watercolour signed with initials, titled verso 15cm x 61cm
£100 - 200
1072
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Spurn Point’, watercolour signed and dated 2010, titled verso 102cm x 153cm
£3,000 - 5,000
1073
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): Wilton from Seal Sands - Teesside, watercolour signed and dated 2010, 103cm x 152cm
£3,000 - 5,000
1074
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Abstract Landscape’, watercolour and ink signed and dated ‘06, titled verso 58cm x 77cm
£150 - 250
1075
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Bridlington - Snow Storm Approaching’, mixed media signed titled and dated 23 Dec 2010, further titled and dated verso 102cm x 150cm
£3,000 - 5,000
1076
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Woodsmith Mine’, acrylic on canvas, signed and titled verso 99cm x 99cm
£400 - 600
1077
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Robin Hood’s Bay’, oil on canvas, signed titled and dated 2014 verso 150cm x 120cm (unframed)
£500 - 800
1079
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Dove Nest’, acrylic on board, signed and titled on label verso 45cm x 46cm
£200 - 400
1078
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-):Woodsmith Mine, oil on canvas, signed and dated 2014 verso 120cm x 150cm (unframed)
£400 - 600
1081
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Dove Nest’, oil on board signed, titled verso 15cm x 62cm
£80 - 120
1080
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): Woodsmith Mine, near pair mixed media on board signed 29cm x 26cm and 31cm x 29cm (2)
£200 - 300
1083
Kane Cunningham (British 1961): ‘Anglo American’, oil on canvas, signed and inscribed verso 120cm x 150cm (unframed)
£400 - 600
1082
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): The Mine, mixed media on paper signed and dated ‘06, 56cm x 76cm
£150 - 250
1084
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘The House’, giclée print on canvas signed and dated 20.3.10, further signed by various participants 61cm x 71cm
£150 - 250
1085
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): Cayton Bay - House Project, oil on canvas signed and dated ‘10, 90cm x 120cm
£600 - 900
1086
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Cayton BayHouse Falling’, watercolour and acrylic on paper signed and dated ‘10, titled verso 31cm x 43cm
Provenance: exh. Zillah Bell Gallery, Thirsk, label verso
£200 - 400
1087
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ’The Crowd’, painted wooden A-frame 122cm x 61cm
£600 - 900
1088
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Nude’, stone on painted pine signed, titled and dated 2000 verso 122cm x 48cm
£200 - 400
1089
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): Figural Studies, five charcoal drawings signed, 84cm x 60cm (unframed)
£200 - 400
1090
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘War’, mixed media signed and dated ‘99, 83cm x 58cm
£200 - 400
1091
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Whitby Regatta - Race Day’, screenprint and mixed media signed titled and numbered 1/1 in pencil 76cm x 102cm (unframed)
£200 - 400
1092
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Scarborough Regatta’, watercolour signed 61cm x 86cm (unframed)
£70 - 100
1094
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Scarborough - Regatta Day’, screenprint signed, titled on label verso 58cm x 76cm (unframed)
£70 - 100
1096
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Three Figures’, digital print 28cm x 40cm
£50 - 80
1093
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Global’, screenprint and mixed media signed titled and numbered 1/1 in pencil 72cm x 96cm (unframed)
£100 - 200
1095
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Scarborough’, digital print 28cm x 40cm
£50 - 80
1097
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): Figures and Flowers, digital print 28cm x 40cm
£50 - 80
1099
1098
Kane Cunningham (British 1961-): ‘Flash Bang Wallop!’, watercolour on Arches paper, signed and titled verso 103cm x 153cm
£700 - 1,200
‘Flash’ ‘Bang’ and ‘Wallop’, set of three fibreglass and plastic illuminated signs H80cm W135ch D18cm (3) Provenance: previously part of the Blackpool Illuminations. Purchased by Drew Pritchard on the first ever day of filming the television program Salvage Hunters in 2011, and featured in the opening sequence of the first series. Purchased by Kane in the second programme, and mounted on top of ‘The House’
£700 - 1,200
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