top of page

Galleries
About
- Happenings
Contact
Commissions
Blog
Shop

Tim Kapp

I paint things that mean something to me, whether in the form of a feeling, a memory, a longing, or just something fascinating.

An oil painting of a group of Oxford college buildings viewed from an elevated point showing a mixture of old and new architecture.

An oil painting of a the head of Jack Russell Terrier against a grey background.

An oil painting of a hamster peeking out from a vase she is nestled in.

An oil painting of a man’s hand holding a pint of beer.

An oil painting of a brightly-coloured robin against a green background.

An oil painting of a family sitting on Southwold seafront.

An oil painting of a hot air balloon floating across a bright blue sky with a rocky landscape below.

An oil painting of a group of cats sitting on an ornate metal garden seat.

An oil painting of a tabby cat sitting in a large planting tub surrounded by grass.

An oil painting of a number of motorbikes standing in front of the Radcliffe Camera in Oxford.

An oil painting of a figure on the brow of a hill with his hands raised in the air as he controls a red kite that hovers in the top left corner of the painting. The majority of the painting is dominated by a sunset with the figure standing directly in front of the setting sun.

An oil painting of a cellist as he plays the cello, one hand resting on the strings, while the other holds the bow as it glides across the strings.

An oil painting of an old woman with grey and white hair. Her features suggest oriental origins and she has a ruddy complexion and full cheeks. She wears a beige cardigan.

An oil painting of a dog resembling a husky sitting with its paws resting over the front of a seat as it looks happily at something just past the viewer.

An oil painting of a puffin 's head against a grey background.

An oil painting of Brasenose College, an old building constructed from rich sand-coloured stone, as viewed from the main quad. Straight ahead sits the ornate gatehouse while on either side, wings form a square with an expanse of lush green grass at its centre. Behind the buildings, the dome of the Radcliffe Camera and the spire of St Mary's Church can be seen.

An oil painting of Corpus Christi College, an old building constructed from rich sand-coloured stone, as viewed from the main quad. Straight ahead sits the ornate gatehouse while on either side, wings form a square of stone paving. In the centre of the square is a tall pillar atop which sits a golden pelican. The pillar is adorned with sundials and calendars.

An oil painting of a very old building constructed of rich sand-coloured stone. To the left of the painting there is a square four-storey gatehouse with an octagonal tower on one corner. On either side of the gatehouse, two-storey wings with ornate windows run to the left and right. In the foreground, there is a patch of lush green grass.

An oil painting of the view of muddy tractor tracks leading into a field. A bright low sun shimmers through tree branches, reflecting in a large puddle in the foreground.

An oil painting of a small, ornate pedestrian bridge above a lane that recedes into the distance. The bridge is constructed of sand-coloured stone and is arched, with ornate, arched windows on either side of an oblong centrepiece that has carvings above and below it. The bridge connects two old buildings constructed of a similar sand-coloured stone.

An oil painting of a battered, rusty, vintage diving helmet.

An oil painting of a pair of old, wise hands.

A pen drawing of a blacksmith's hands at work on an anvil.

A photo of Tim Kapp at his easel

An oil painting of the artist resembling Frankenstein

A photo of a selection of oil paintings.

Subscribe

Sign up and I will let you know about new work and events (very occasionally). Your information will only be used for this purpose and not for any other rubbish.

First name

Last name

Email

Please add me to your mailing list

Thanks for submitting!

Terms and Conditions

Delivery Information

Postal address: Unit 139209, PO Box 7169, Poole, BH15 9EL

Copyright © 2026 Tim Kapp

bottom of page